Get Your Personalised Insurance Claim Document Checklist

Missing documentation is a common reason behind claim rejection by insurers. 

This is where MyRupia’s Claim Checklist Generator assists policyholders. Trade the monotony and confusion of rechecking policy documents with a checklist of all the documents you need during claims. Submit all required documents and file claims within deadlines.

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Get tailored lists based on the policy & scenario

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Understand the timelines that apply

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Minimise errors & fast-track claim settlement

Different Types of Insurance Claims You Need a Checklist For

In India, policyholders can file a range of insurance claims based on the type of policy they own and the terms of the policy.

Life Insurance Claim Checklist →

  • A claim filed by the beneficiaries  upon the policyholder’s death
  • A maturity claim for the sum assured to be paid at the end of the policy term

Health Insurance Claim Checklist →

  • Cashless claims for the insurer to settle bills with the hospital
  • Reimbursement claims where the insured pays upfront but is reimbursed later

Motor Insurance Claim Checklist →

  • Own damage claims when the insured vehicle sustains damage
  • Third-party claims when the policyholder’s vehicle causes damage or injury to a third party
  • Total loss claims when a vehicle cannot be repaired

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Speak with vetted, independent advisors at MyRupia and gain more clarity on a range of insurance-related questions. Our advisors offer impartial insights, do not promote insurance products, and are committed to helping you make informed decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Typically, an insurer may reject a claim if proper documentation is missing or there is a mismatch in information provided by the policyholder. Make sure that your personal and medical details are uniform across documents when filing a claim.

There’s usually no upper limit to the number of claims you can file. Many motor and health insurers allow policyholders to file multiple claims simultaneously until they meet the sum assured. However, this may differ between insurers.

Opting for an adequate sum insured and choosing an insurer with a high Claim Settlement Ratio are two important steps you can take to ensure you remain adequately protected. Be completely transparent about your health history, in case of a health insurance plan, to avoid claim denials in the future.

Soft denials are temporary claim denials due to missing information or mismatched documentation. Hard denials are made by an insurer when a specific coverage is not included in the policy. Preventable denials are claim rejections or temporary denials that may occur due to errors or administrative mistakes made by the staff.

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