If you can work on this below Tips you will getting your claim accepted by insurance company
File your claim as soon as possible. Your policy may have a time limit for making claims – and even if you’ve got plenty of time, it’s best to file while the information is fresh in your mind.
Give the details clearly. The easier you make things for your insurance company, the fewer hold-ups there will be when they’re processing your claim.
Don’t exaggerate. Never try to overplay the value of your claim. Stick to the facts. Insurers are used to seeing claims that don’t stack up. Ask for too much and you could invalidate your claim
Document the damage. Take photos and videos of damaged possessions, substandard hotel rooms, or whatever you’re claiming for, as soon as the damage occurs. Note down flight numbers for delayed flights, make lists of items stolen – the more solid evidence you have, the quicker it is for an insurance company to process your claim.
Document the claims process. Any time you talk to your insurance company, note down the date and time, the name of the person you spoke to and what was said. Keep any letters you’ve received, and copies of letters you send.
File your claim as soon as possible. Your policy may have a time limit for making claims – and even if you’ve got plenty of time, it’s best to file while the information is fresh in your mind.
Give the details clearly. The easier you make things for your insurance company, the fewer hold-ups there will be when they’re processing your claim.
Don’t exaggerate. Never try to overplay the value of your claim. Stick to the facts. Insurers are used to seeing claims that don’t stack up. Ask for too much and you could invalidate your claim
Document the damage. Take photos and videos of damaged possessions, substandard hotel rooms, or whatever you’re claiming for, as soon as the damage occurs. Note down flight numbers for delayed flights, make lists of items stolen – the more solid evidence you have, the quicker it is for an insurance company to process your claim.
Document the claims process. Any time you talk to your insurance company, note down the date and time, the name of the person you spoke to and what was said. Keep any letters you’ve received, and copies of letters you send.