A complete file allows valuation issues to be identified quickly. Start with the insurer's report, then add records that prove the subject vehicle's specifications, pre-loss condition, maintenance and equipment.
These documents explain the insurer's position and the numbers being disputed.
The appraiser needs enough information to identify the vehicle and understand its condition immediately before the loss.
Records can support condition and vehicle history, while comparable listings help test the market position.
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Use clear names such as valuation-report.pdf.
Explain the main concern in a few sentences.
Send only relevant material through the agreed intake method.
Usually not. Receipts can support maintenance, condition or equipment, but costs are not automatically added dollar-for-dollar.
Current photographs, service records, prior advertisements and other records may still help.
Only provide identification when it is required for the assignment and through an appropriate secure method.
General information only. Policy wording, claim facts and applicable law control. IA Reports does not guarantee a settlement increase or specific result.
Tell us about the vehicle or assignment. Your information and selected documents will be submitted directly to IA Reports.
