Training - What Do I Do?

 

How Do I Handle This Problem?

 

Step-By-Step Answers to Your Questions

 
-- I have a cargo claim. What Do I do?
Is the claim more than $1500?    YES
 
NOTE:    Everyone involved with a claim must "warrant" that every document they provide and every statement they make is accurate. (For details see "Logistics Guide to insurance" under the "Training" link >CLICK HERE<).
   If any document is delayed claims settlement is slowed.
   If any information in documents conflicts, claims settlement must wait until the discrepancy is completely understood by all.

- - Instructions for claims over $1500 - -

   Make sure your client follows the instructions on the "In Case of Damage" page of the certificate.
   Send the client this letter >CLICK HERE< to advise them in writing by email or fax that the claimant must follow the procedures to be sure of fast processing, prevent misunderstandings, and increase the likelihood of a settlement.
   If you are sending the letter by email, send it "Return Receipt Requested" and save the receipt so you know they received the email.
   Contact the Surveyor. Contact either the Surveyor named on the Certificate of Insurance, or any Lloyd's approved Survey Agent. A list of Lloyd's Survey Agents is available at: LLOYD'S SURVEY AGENTS - to find the agent nearest your claim.
   Log in and File the Claim online. Insert the information you have in the correct fields.
     NOTE: BE SURE TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT CERTIFICATE FROM THE PULL-DOWN MENU.
   If you are not sure what to put in any field, click the "?" by that field. A pop-up window will appear with instructions.
   If you do not have any information for a field, enter: "To Be Determined."
   You will receive instructions from Claims Office or the Surveyor - but be sure to help the Surveyor gather together the following documents:
  • Printed copy of the Certificate

  • Supplier's List

  • Itemized Valued Inventory

  • Bill of Lading / Consignment Note

  • Delivery Receipt / Proof of Receipt Noting Damage

  • Copy of letter notifying Carrier of claim and that carrier may be held liable (Hold Carrier Liable Sample Letter Available Here: >CLICK<

  • Carrier's reply form

  • Any additional documents or evidence needed by Surveyor or Claims Office as directed

   Follow instructions of the Surveyor and Claims Office. Their instructions take precedence over anything written here.  Failure to follow instructions may result in delays or denial of claim.
   Remember - Claims Office CANNOT pay a claim until they have all the information.
   Keep written records of all correspondence or conversations.

It is a great help if you or the claimant take pictures to document the damage immediately upon report of the claim.

   If you have any questions at any time never hesitate to ask. Contact any of the following:

 

 

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Last Updated
06/08/2009 02:14:43 PM

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