Raheja QBE Car Insurance Claim

Documents Required for Raheja QBE Car Insurance Claim

To raise a Raheja car insurance claim, the policyholder is required to submit a set of documents to begin the claiming process. These documents are:

• Filled and signed claim form
• Copy of driving license
• Copy of FIR, If needed
• Bill & Original receipt (In case of reimbursement)
• Report of No Trace (In case of theft)
• Car Insurance policy documents
• NOC in case of total loss or theft from the financer
• Discharge voucher

Types of Raheja QBE Car Insurance Claim

The two major types of claim processes offered by Raheja QBE General Insurance Company are cashless and reimbursement claims. Let us understand these below:

1. Cashless Claim

   A cashless claim refers to the type of motor claim that doesn’t require a policyholder for repairs from his/her pocket. The insurer directly pays for the repairs to the network garage, and the claim is settled. For a cashless claim to be processed, the insured car must be repaired in the insurer’s network garage.

2. Reimbursement Claim

   If the policyholdern has got his/her car repaired in a non-network garage, then he/she is eligible to raise a reimbursement claim. Under this type of claim, the policyholder is required to pay for repairs from his/her pocket. After the repairs are complete, the insurer reimburses the claim amount to the policyholder. The insurer requires bills and estimates of repairs to verify a reimbursement claim.

How to file a Raheja QBE Car Insurance Claim?

Here are the steps that you can follow to get a cashless claim under Raheja car insurance.

1. Accidental Claim

   • Inform the Insurer: The first step is to inform the insurer about the incident/accident that caused the loss or damage to your car. You can contact the insurer on their customer care number.
   • Surveyors Visit: Raheja QBE Car Insurance Company will send a surveyor to your location to inspect the loss or damage caused to the car to make sure that you have raised the right claim.
   • Keep Documents Ready: When the surveyor is done with the inspection, you will have to provide the documents mentioned above. So make sure to keep the documents ready.
   • Repairing: Once the surveyor gives a green signal, you can take your car to the insurer's nearby network garage and have the damages repaired.
   • Claim Settlement: The insurer will pay the rest of the amount per the insured declared value of your car insurance policy on your behalf. If you do not have a zero depreciation cover, then you will also have to pay the applicable depreciation.

2. Third-Party Claims

   • As soon as your car meets with a third-party accident, file a police FIR and inform your insurer of the accident.
   • Register a case under the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal.
   • The court, upon hearing, will decide the compensation to be paid to the third party. The insurer will then pay the amount decided and settle the claim.