Supplemental claim definition

Supplemental claim means a claim for addi- tional loss or damage from the same peril which the insurer has previously adjusted or for which costs have been incurred while complet- ing repairs or replacement pursuant to an open claim for which timely notice was previously provided to the insurer.

Supplemental claim or “reopened claim” means any additional claim for recovery from us for any loss we previously adjusted pursuant to an initial claim.

Supplemental claim means a request for payment submitted after the application is received.

Examples of Supplemental claim in a sentence

• Share Facebook Twitter Email Supplemental claim form to be submitted for certain fire loss claims in excess of ten thousand dollars in a city with a population of one million or more persons.

• Supplemental claim request has been forwarded to insurance company.

• Of the 3,646 Monetary Award claims submitted, 1,979 (54.3%) rest on pre-Effective Date diagnoses, while 1,391 (38.2%) are for post-Effective Date diagnoses, of which 407 (29.3% of the 1,391) were made in the Baseline 2 The Summary Report separates the Supplemental claim information from the initial Monetary Award Claims.

• Supplemental claim rejections – VALERI rejects a supplemental claim automatically if the servicer does one or more of the following: Submits a supplemental claim 366 or more days from the loan termination date.

• The updated Summary Report now separates the Supplemental claim information from the initial MonetaryAward Claims.

More Definitions of Supplemental claim

Supplemental claim means a claim made to an insurer in a situation in which an insured did not retain a public adjuster when the insured made an initial claim, the insurer made a payment to the insured, and then the insured retained a public adjuster to prove the amount and extent of the loss and not the cause of the loss.

Supplemental claim or “reopened claim” means any additional claim for recovery from us for a loss we previously adjusted pursuant to the initial claim.

Supplemental claim means a claim submitted when all funds have been spent prior to the end of the contract period, and there were budgeted expenditures that were not previously claimed. Supplemental claims are not guaranteed and will be approved based on need and availability of funding.

Supplemental claim or "reopened claim" means a claim that seeks additional payment from an insurer for property damage caused by the same occurrence for which a claim was previously filed by the insured and settled or considered to be paid in full by an insurer.

Supplemental claim means a Claim submitted by a Supplemental Notice Settlement Class Member.

Supplemental claim means a claim for incremental Matrix Compensation Benefits under section IV.C.3 of the Settlement Agreement by a Class Member (other than a Category One Class Member or a Category Two Class Member) who was paid Matrix Compensation Benefits on any Matrix Level by the Trust.

Supplemental claim means a request for assistance submitted after the application is received.