Submit your claim to us by completing the following information. We will begin working to quickly settle your loss. Remember - repairs cannot begin without authorization from your insurance company.
1. Date of loss:
2. Name as it appears on the policy:
3. Policy number:
4. Your name:
5. Daytime telephone number:
6. Fax number:
7. Email address:
8. Where did the loss occur?
    City:
    State:
    Marina:
    Body of Water:

9. Please describe the loss in detail:
10. Any other persons involved:
11. Any injuries sustained - Names and injuries:
12. Current location of vessel:
13. Name of repair facility:
14. Repair facility address:
15. Repair facility telephone number:
16. Repair facility contact person:
17. Approximate estimate of repairs:


The following will be needed from you:
  1. A written estimate of the repair costs from the repair facility of your choice.
  2. A copy of the police report if your claim involves theft, vandalism, or collision.
  3. A notarized statement of loss.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR CLAIM:
We are sorry to hear of your recent boating accident. Our experience and expertise allows us to quickly work to settle your claim and get you back on the water. Depending on the type of loss, an independent marine surveyor MAY be assigned to inspect your boat, take photos, review the estimate of repairs and take any additional information regarding your claim. Someone should contact you within one or two working days, if not, please contact our office immediately. The marine surveyor will then file a report with the insurance company. It is NOT UNCOMMON for their final reports to take 2 to 3 weeks during the busy boating season. You should always obtain the name and phone number of the surveyor assigned to your claim and feel free to call him any time with your questions. The company WILL NOT release funds until it receives this report, the repair estimate, your statement of loss, and the police report if applicable.

Most repair facilities will not order parts or begin repairs until YOU, the owner, authorize them to do so. Once the surveyor has inspected your boat and received all the necessary information, he may give you the go-ahead and then YOU must instruct the marina to proceed. If your policy has a loss payee clause it legally obligates the insurance company to issue any payment to you, our insured, and the loss payee. You may want to check with your loss payee to determine their procedures. Please provide their authorization in writing if they consent to the company issuing a check to you personally, or to you and the repair facility. Also, remember that you are responsible for payment of the deductible.