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What to do after an accident or theft?
Understanding Claims

AICL Claim Centre is an innovative medium established through your positive inputs to provide best quality services effectively. This will help us serve you better and work towards a hassle free system for timely settlement of your claims.

Types of Claims

  1. Own Damage: Accident resulting in repairable damage.
  2. Theft or Snatching
  3. Total Loss: Accident resulting in irrepairable damage.
  4. Third party:Accident resulting in damage to a third party.

Documents required:
  • For Accident Claims: (Own Damage, Theft)
    1. Claim Form duly signed by client.
    2. Registration book copy.
    3. Driving license copy.
    4. FIR- case to case basis.
  • For Theft Claims:
    1. Claim Form duly signed by client.
    2. Registration book original.
    3. Driving license copy.
    4. Excise File original.
    5. FIR original.
  • For Third party claims:
    1. Claim Form duly signed by client.
    2. Registration book copy.
    3. Driving license copy.
    4. FIR original.
Report a new Claim

The conventional methods of lodging claims had been complex and time consuming. A systematic & proactive approach is the key towards claim settlement in minimal time.

Lodge your claim. Help us be there for you.
 
What to do after an accident or theft?
Do Not Admit liability or make any payment or promise to the third party.
Do Not Omit the name and address of witness.
Do Not Leave your vehicle out in the open unattended.
 
You are urged to give immediate notice of any accident and disclose circumstances clearly. Our objective in issuing this form is to learn the facts. Please help us to do so. For instance, do not throw the blame on the other party without adequate reasoning. If the driver of your vehicle was at fault, say so, we assure you that it will not prejudice your claim.

If your vehicle is damaged it should be moved to the nearest garage at the earliest. A written estimate from the repairer should be secured and sent to the company immediately. The matter will be attended to at the earliest.
 
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