Common use of Timely Filing Requirement Clause in Contracts

Timely Filing Requirement. All claims must be submitted to SHL within sixty (60) days from the date expenses were incurred, unless it shall be shown not to have been reasonably possible to give notice within the time limit, and that notice was furnished as soon as was reasonably possible. If the Insured authorizes payment directly to the Provider, a check will be mailed to that Provider. A check will be mailed directly to the Insured if direct payment to the Provider is not authorized. The Insured will receive an explanation of how the payment was determined.

Timely Filing Requirement. All claims must be submitted to SHL within sixty (60) days from the date expenses were incurred, unless it shall be shown not to have been reasonably possible to give notice within the time limit, and that notice was furnished as soon as was reasonably possible. If the Insured authorizes payment directly to the Provider, a check will be mailed to that Provider. A check will be mailed directly to the Insured directly if direct payment directly to the Provider is not authorized. The Insured will receive an explanation of how the payment was determined.

Timely Filing Requirement. All claims must be submitted to SHL within sixty (60) days from the date expenses were incurred, unless it shall be shown not to have been reasonably possible to give notice within the time limit, and that notice was furnished as soon as was reasonably possible. If the Insured authorizes payment directly to the Provider, a check will be mailed to that Provider. A check will be mailed directly to the Insured Certificate of Coverage directly if direct payment directly to the Provider is not authorized. The Insured will receive an explanation of how the payment was determined.