A complete file makes it easier to identify material errors and avoids repeated requests for missing information. Start with the insurer's complete valuation, then add evidence that proves the vehicle's exact specification and pre-loss condition.
These records explain the offer and how it was calculated.
The appraisal must identify the correct vehicle and its pre-loss characteristics.
Owner-provided listings can be useful when they are traceable and genuinely comparable.
Preserve the complete valuation before access changes.
Use clear filenames and remove duplicates.
Explain the top two or three concerns.
Use the website form or agreed professional transfer method.
No. Start with the insurer valuation and basic vehicle information. IA Reports can identify additional evidence needed.
Not automatically. They can support condition and vehicle history, but ordinary costs are not added dollar-for-dollar.
The website form has upload limits. Larger professional files may require a separate transfer method.
Assignment availability, inspection requirements and report scope are confirmed after file review. IA Reports does not guarantee acceptance by a third party or a particular financial, legal or insurance outcome.
Tell us about the vehicle or assignment. Your information and selected documents will be submitted directly to IA Reports.
