Claim Documents for Funeral Benefit Sample Clauses

Claim Documents for Funeral Benefit. 7.1 Without limitation to the provisions of clause 13 of Part I, the following Claim Documents must be submitted to the Insurer in respect of a claim for a Funeral Benefit: 7.1.1 FBCN Form signed by 3 (three) Committee Members and all such documents as set out in the FBCN Form. In the event that the Committee Members are unable or unwilling for whatsoever reason to sign the FBCN Form, the Beneficiary can approach the Insurer directly with such claim, or lodge a complaint as contemplated in clause 19 of Part I; 7.1.2 original or certified copy of the identity document or identity card (copied both sides) of the Policyholder; 7.1.3 original or certified copy of the identity document or identity card (copied both sides) of the Beneficiary where the Policyholder is deceased; 7.1.4 confirmation of Membership to the Kganya Benefits Fund Trust; 7.1.5 original and/or certified copy of the Payment Receipt Booklet to verify Receipts; 7.1.6 original or certified copy of the death certificate of the Assured Life; 7.1.7 confirmation of bank account into which the Funeral Benefit must be paid; 7.1.8 where the Assured Life is - 7.1.8.1 a Dependent Child and/or Paid-up Dependant, the original or certified copy of the identity document, identity card (copied both sides) or birth certificate of the Dependent Child and/or Paid-up Dependant;
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