After a replacement or repair, what must the claimant submit to the insurer for further payment?

In the context of insurance claims, particularly after a replacement or repair, the claimant typically needs to provide documentation that supports their request for additional payment. When a claimant has completed repairs or replacements, they are required to submit proof that substantiates the costs incurred or the losses suffered due to the claim.

A new claim is a valid tool used in the insurance industry when significant additional information or updates to the circumstances of the original claim arise. This might include new expenses related to the repair or replacement that were not initially accounted for. It formalizes the request to the insurer, ensuring all recent developments and financial implications are documented under a new claim.

This process helps the insurer assess the new information effectively and makes it easier to determine any additional payment that may be warranted following the claimant’s repairs or replacements.