Please select the type of claim below to see what documentation may be required. This is a general list, so you may see items that do not apply to your specific situation.
Please reference your claim number on each piece of documentation you submit and make copies for your personal records.
When all of your supporting documentation has been submitted, please allow 7-10 business days for review. If additional information is needed, we will let you know. You can visit our website to check the status of your claim 24/7.
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Trip Itinerary: This applies to all trip components for which you are claiming (air, cruise, tour, etc.).
If you do not have copies available, contact your travel agent or travel supplier.
Your trip itinerary should include traveler information, trip details, a breakdown of costs, and payment information.
Proof of Payment: Receipts for all expenses you have paid and are related to your claim. Examples include credit card statements, and/or cash receipts.
Penalty/Refund Information, if applicable: Penalty schedule and actual amount of any refunds or penalties from your travel agency or travel supplier, and/or proof that the booking was non-refundable.
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
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Trip Itinerary: This applies to all trip components for which you are claiming (air, cruise, tour, etc.).
If you do not have copies available, contact your travel agent or travel supplier.
Your trip itinerary should include traveler information, trip details, a breakdown of costs, and payment information.
Proof of Payment: Receipts for all expenses you have paid and are related to your claim. Examples include credit card statements, and/or cash receipts.
Penalty/Refund Information, if applicable: Penalty schedule and actual amount of any refunds or penalties from your travel agency or travel supplier, and/or proof that the booking was non-refundable.
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
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Proof of the delay – Depending on the reason for the delay, this could be documentation from your travel supplier, or a police/accident report.
Receipts – receipts for all expenses related to your claim
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Medical Bills – Please provide copies of all medical bills you receive
Accident Report – If applicable, please provide a copy of the accident report that caused the incident.
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Medical Bills – Please provide copies of all medical bills you receive
Accident Report – If applicable, please provide a copy of the accident report that caused the incident.
Rental Car Agreement: this should be provided by the rental agency when you pick up the car.
Repair Bill
Itinerary/Invoice for Rental Car Reservation: this should include the dates of the rental period, and the amount paid for the rental
Police Report
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Common Carrier Claim Form/Determination - If your baggage is damaged or lost by the travel supplier, you will need to notify and file a claim with the supplier. We are secondary in coverage and will require a claim form and the determination before we can move forward with your claim.
Incident Report - a copy of the report made to the authorities if your baggage is stolen, lost or damaged.
Receipts - You will need to provide receipts for any items being claimed that are lost, damaged or stolen.
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Proof of the delay – a copy of the report or other documentation you receive from your travel carrier that indicates the bags were delayed.
Receipts – receipts for the purchase of necessary items due to your bags being delayed.
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Proof of payment/receipts – for prepaid, unused trip expenses and change fees and additional transportation, hotel or meal expenses.
Proof of the cause of the missed connection – as an example, if you miss your connection or cruise due to a flight cancellation or delay due to severe weather, we will need proof of the delay or cancellation.
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Copy of medical records, death certificate or other applicable official reports.
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Unused tickets
Proof of Payment: Receipts/credit card statement for purchase of tickets
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
Trip Itinerary: This applies to all trip components for which you are claiming (air, cruise, tour, etc.)
If you do not have copies available, contact your travel agent or travel supplier.
Your trip itinerary should include traveler information, trip details, a breakdown of costs, and payment information.
Proof of Payment: Receipts for all expenses you have paid and are related to your claim. Examples include credit card statements, and/or cash receipts.
Penalty/Refund Information, if applicable: Penalty schedule and actual amount of any refunds or penalties from your travel agency or travel supplier, and/or proof that the booking was non-refundable.
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
Trip Itinerary: This applies to all trip components for which you are claiming (air, cruise, tour, etc.)
If you do not have copies available, contact your travel agent or travel supplier.
Your trip itinerary should include traveler information, trip details, a breakdown of costs, and payment information.
Proof of Payment: Receipts for all expenses you have paid and are related to your claim. Examples include credit card statements, and/or cash receipts.
Penalty/Refund Information, if applicable: Penalty schedule and actual amount of any refunds or penalties from your travel agency or travel supplier, and/or proof that the booking was non-refundable.
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
Common Carrier Claim Form/Determination - If your baggage is damaged or lost by the travel supplier, you will need to notify and file a claim with the supplier. We are secondary in coverage and will require a claim form and the determination before we can move forward with your claim.
Incident Report - a copy of the report made to the authorities if your baggage is stolen, lost or damaged.
Receipts - You will need to provide receipts for any items being claimed that are lost, damaged or stolen.
Proof of Payment: Receipts/credit card statements for all expenses you have paid and are related to your claim.
Proof of incident: If the claim is non-medical, we will need documentation supporting the reason for the cancellation or interruption. This may include documents such as a police report or death certificate. If the claim is medical, we will need documentation from your visit or consult with a physician. This may include receipts, a visit summary or other documents from your visit or consult related to the diagnosis and symptoms.
Penalty/Refund Information, if applicable: Actual amount of any refunds or penalties and/or proof that the tickets/registration fees were non-refundable.
Letter from Employer, if applicable and your plan includes coverage: This letter could include verification of work relocation, length of employment and the reason for leaving, or your requirement to work.
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Proof of the Missed Port of Call: For example, if you miss one or more ports and the cruise line provides you with written or electronic notification of the missed port(s).
