Processing Claims. Each response agency is responsible for preparing the necessary documentation and submitting a claim for resources deployed under this Plan. The requests for reimbursement should be submitted directly to the requesting municipality using the Standard Invoice Form contained in Appendix C. The requesting municipality is responsible for arranging for reimbursement from local, State or Federal funding sources as appropriate. The size of the event, the type of event and the type of emergency or disaster declaration can effect which funding sources are available. In all cases, time is of the essence. Reimbursement Procedure The following notes are offered to assist the responding agencies regarding reimbursement procedures: The one procedure that should be consistent for the preparation of all claims is the documenting procedure. It is very important, especially for FEMA claims, that written mutual aid agreements be executed prior to a disaster. The Plan must be adopted by the local jurisdiction(s) prior to the incident. The crucial points that the agreement must contain are: 1) the terms for charges for mutual aid; and 2) there is no contingency clause, i.e. “Payment will be provided only upon receipt of funding from FEMA.” This Plan meets those standards. Because we have a Mutual Aid Agreement in place, organizations providing assistance are viewed as “Contractors” by FEMA. As a result, the responding community only needs to provide the requesting community with the Standard Invoice Form mentioned above to receive reimbursement from the requesting community The requesting community can receive reimbursement from FEMA, when a Major Disaster has been declared, by presenting a copy of the Standard Invoice Form and a completed FEMA Form 90-126 (Contract Work Summary). See Appendix C. This procedure is preferred to the more complex alternate process of each responding community completing forms for the six categories of reimbursement and submitting them directly to FEMA. It also helps the responding community from incurring a 10% share of the total cost. Supporting documentation should be retained by the responding community in accordance with standard accounting protocols. Additional information is available from FEMA’s “Public Assistance Guide” (FEMA 322) and FEMA’s “Public Assistance Policy Digest (FEMA 321). Disaster Declaration Process Local Government responds to the emergency or disaster supplemented by neighboring communities and volunteer a...
Processing Claims. 10. The Claims Administrator, with the assistance of Class Counsel, shall prepare a simple claims form that will be used to obtain the information and supporting documentation necessary to verify that Class Members are Eligible Claimants (the “Claims Form”).
Processing Claims. 72. Processing of each Claim Form by the Settlement Administrator shall commence when the Settlement Administrator receives a Claim Form from a Settlement Class Member with the information, documents, and photographs required by the Claim Form and this Agreement. The Settlement Administrator shall advise, in writing, any Settlement Class Member who fails to submit all information, documents, or photographs required by the Claim Form and this Agreement and request the Settlement Class Member to supply the missing information, documents, or photographs, by sending the Settlement Class Member a Notice of Incomplete Claim, in the form attached hereto as Exhibit J. Any request by the Settlement Administrator for additional information, documents, or photographs must be in writing and sent to the Settlement Class Member within 30 Days after the Settlement Administrator makes the determination that the Settlement Class Member failed to submit the necessary information, documentation, and/or photographs..
Processing Claims. Upon receipt of an administrative claim, the Ship Manager shall maintain a record indicating the date of receipt of any each administrative claim and each document received in support thereof. The first page of the claim and each discrete supporting document received in support of the claim shall be stamped "RECEIVED" with the date of receipt noted thereon.
Processing Claims. 12. The claims process is intended to be expeditious, cost effective and “user friendly” and to minimize the burden on each Claimant. The Claims Administrator shall, absent reasonable grounds to the contrary, assume the Claimant to be acting honestly and in good faith.
Processing Claims. During the term of this Agreement, the Companies shall have the obligation, as appropriate, to investigate, adjust, defend and settle claims against the Parties, or any of them, arising out of or attributable to the Work, Incremental Capital Assets, or the past or future performance or nonperformance of the obligations and duties of the Parties under or pursuant to this Agreement, including any claim resulting from death or injury to persons or damage to property, when such claims are not covered by valid and collectible insurance carried by the Parties; and, whenever and to the extent reasonable, present and prosecute claims against any third party, including insurers, for any costs, losses, and damages incurred in connection with such claims. If the amount of any such claim against the Parties by a non-Affiliate of the Companies exceeds one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) and is not covered by valid and collectible insurance carried by the Parties, the Companies shall notify the Parties of the existence and nature of such claim and shall also notify the Parties if and when any settlement of any such claim is accomplished by the Companies. Settlement of such claims in excess of two million dollars ($2,000,000) shall be reported to and approved in advance by the Coordination Committee. In the event of (i) a claim by an Affiliate of the Companies or (ii) any other claim that the Companies have not diligently attempted to settle or defend, nothing herein contained shall prohibit IMEA or IMPA from defending such claim to the extent of and as such claim affects its interest. Costs and expenses incurred in connection with any such defense or demand shall be borne by the defending Party or Parties, provided, however, if the resolution of such claim accrues to the benefit of non-defending Parties, such non-defending Parties shall share the defense costs and expenses incurred in accordance with their respective Percentages, but only to the extent of the fair value of the benefits received from such resolution. The Companies shall provide prompt written notice to IMPA and IMEA of all pending material claims by any Affiliate of the Companies. Invoice disputes or other claims involving amounts less than two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) shall not constitute “material claims” within the meaning of this Article 7.5.7 (unless and until such claim is the subject of arbitration or litigation), and may be settled by the Companies. Material claims by Affilia...
Processing Claims. In the event of a claim we may have to give some information to those involved in your treatment or care, and/or your representative (if you have chosen one), this will be done confidentially. An insured person aged 16 or over has the right to confidentiality in relation to their claims and information. In order for them to exercise this right please contact customer services. If you have another insurance plan that covers the same costs that you are claiming from us, then we may also disclose your relevant personal information to that other insurer so that we can ensure we only pay our proportion of the claim. Obtaining a copy of the information we hold about you You have the right to request a copy of the information we hold about you (for which we may charge a fee) and to have any inaccurate information corrected by writing to us at the below address. Where information has been supplied by a medical practitioner, you should be aware that we need their consent before we can supply this to you, or alternatively you can request such information direct from the practitioner. Data Protection Officer Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Limited, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx House, The Square, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SS, UK Disposal of information We will continue to hold information about your plan for a reasonable period of time after it has ended. We will then dispose of your personal information in a responsible way to maintain your confidentiality. Advanced imaging Diagnostic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and nuclear medicine imaging (PET).
Processing Claims. Processing of each Settlement Claim by the Notice and Settlement Administrator shall commence when the Notice and Settlement Administrator receives a Claim Form from a Settlement Class Member with the information, documents, and photographs required by the Claim Form and this Agreement. The Notice and Settlement Administrator shall advise, in writing, any Settlement Class Member who fails to submit all information, documents, or photographs required by the Claim Form and this Agreement and request the Settlement Class Member to supply the missing information, documents, or photographs, by sending the Settlement Class Member a Notice of Incomplete Claim. Any request by the Notice and Settlement Administrator for additional information, documents, or photographs must be in writing and sent to the Settlement Class Member within 30 Days after the Notice and Settlement Administrator makes the determination that the Settlement Class Member failed to submit the necessary information, documentation, and/or photographs.
Processing Claims. The Employer and the employee recognize the stress placed upon survivors and dependents of disabled or deceased employees at the onset of disability or the immediate period following death. The Employer agrees to promptly gather and prepare necessary forms for processing of all benefits due the employee or survivor(s) and explain them to an appropriate representative of the employee at a time mutually agreeable. The Employer shall process them in behalf of the employee and family upon receipt of necessary supportive information required.
Processing Claims. The SLIP LEADER shall ensure that all supporting information has been properly documented prior to payment of the claim and that such records are kept for a period of no less than seven years after closure, subject always to the requirements of applicable laws (including but not limited to those applicable to the processing of personal data and privacy).
