Apart from fulfilling the legal requirement, the only other purpose of purchasing Raheja car insurance is to get the claim in case of unforeseen loss or damage happens to the car or policyholder. However, there are two ways an insurer makes the claiming process, one is cashless and the other is reimbursement. Let us tell you about both of them but before that let us tell you about the documents required to raise the claim.
To raise a claim, the insurer required a set of documents to begin the claiming process. You have to provide these documents in both cashless claims as well as reimbursement. So here is a list of those documents that you will have to submit along with a duly filled claim form so that the insurer can begin the claiming process:
Here are the steps that you can follow to get a cashless claim under Raheja car insurance.
In order to raise a reimbursement claim, you will have to go through the steps given below:
There are some reasons under which the insurer can reject the claim. They are as follows:
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Ans: Yes, you have to submit a copy of your driving license along with the claim form to raise a claim.
Ans: No, if you do not inform the insurer about the accident and get the damages fixed on your own then the insurer will not provide coverage for the damages.
Ans: No, the insurer will not provide coverage if they find out that you were driving the car without a valid driving license when the accident took place.
Ans: No, the insurer will not provide coverage for the damages if they find out that you were driving the car under the influence of alcohol when the accident took place.
Ans: Yes, whether it is a cashless claim or reimbursement, you will have to pay the deductible amount.
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