Your insurer is auditing your claim. Audit yours first.

Check your insurance claim before you submit it.

Understand what your policy may cover, what your claim leaves unanswered, and what evidence you may need — before you send it to your insurer.

What kind of claim are you preparing?

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How it works

Bring your documents. Leave with a clearer view of what needs attention.

Add your policy
Start with your policy or declarations page.
Tell your side
Describe what happened and add the evidence you have.
Review your readiness report
See possible coverage considerations, unanswered questions and evidence to gather.

Check which exclusions may apply.

When was the damage first noticed?

A dated photo could help explain the timeline.

Example only. Your report depends on your documents.

Know what you’re sending

Preparation helps you spot unanswered questions while you can still gather the facts.

Won’t my insurer check all of this?: Your insurer assesses your claim. This helps you review your own materials before that assessment begins.
What if I don’t speak insurance?: Use your own words. The report helps you understand what may need attention in plain language.
Will this submit my claim?: No. You decide what to send and when. ClaimReadiness provides information, not a coverage decision.

Know what needs attention before you send.

Independent preparation. No guarantee of coverage or claim outcome.