Proof of Loss definition

Proof of Loss means satisfactory written proof that a loss occurred for which the Group Policy provides benefits, which is not subject to any exclusion, and which meets all other conditions for benefits. Proof of Loss includes any other information We may reasonably require in support of a claim for benefits under the Group Policy.

Proof of Loss means all the information necessary to determine that a loss occurred:

Proof of Loss means the Insured's executed notice of Claim and proof of Loss, substantially in the Form of Exhibit C.

Examples of Proof of Loss in a sentence

• Upon receipt of proper Proof of Loss, benefits will be paid within 30 days.

• Death Claims: If an Insured Person dies while insured for life insurance under the Group Policy, We will pay benefits according to the “Schedule of Benefits”, after We receive Proof of Loss, as follows.

• If a beneficiary dies on the same day You die, or within 120 hours from Your time of death, benefits will be paid as if that beneficiary had died before You, unless Proof of Loss with respect to Your death is delivered to Us before the date of the beneficiary’s death.

• Proof of Loss: You have 90 days from the date of loss to submit your claim to the Travel Insurance Administrator, or as soon after that as is reasonably possible.

• If it is determined that the Company received funds in excess of those to which it was entitled, the interest as to those sums will not cease on the date of the receipt of the Proof of Loss Report but will continue until the Company reimburses the FHCF for the overpayment.

More Definitions of Proof of Loss

Proof of Loss means written evidence satisfactory to the insurance company that a person has satisfied the conditions and requirements for any benefit described in the certificate. The Proof of Loss shall establish:

Proof of Loss means information required by us to decide if a claim is payable and the amount that is payable. It may include, but is not limited to, claim forms, medical bills or records, other plan information, payment of claim and network re-pricing information. Proof of loss must include a copy of all Explanation of Benefit forms from any other carrier, including Medicare.

Proof of Loss means written evidence acceptable to Us that an Accident, Accidental Bodily Injury or BTA5794

Proof of Loss means a document from the claimant that provides sufficient information from which the insurer can determine the existence and the amount of the claim.

Proof of Loss means written proofs, such as claim forms, medical bills, medical authorizations or other reasonable evidence of the claim that is ordinarily required of all insureds or beneficiaries submitting the claims;

Proof of Loss means written documents such as claim forms, medical bills, or other reasonable evidence of a claim, but shall not include information not necessary for determination of proof of loss and not pertinent to filed claims, such as any medical reports that the insurer wants to secure merely for completion of business records or files.

Proof of Loss means written proof of the occurrence, character and extent of the loss for which a claim is made, to be submitted to Us in accordance with Part VI herein in such form and of such nature as We may prescribe.