NBR - Moving Claim Question - Updated!!!
kmcd23
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{UPDATE - It hasn't been too long, and I got an offer today from Eagle Claims. They offered almost 75% of what I claimed. They accepted all the small value items as claimed, and they offered less on 3 big ticket items that were older and no longer replaceable in kind. We also can't prove what we paid for those items because they are so old. I'm stoked, and as soon as hubby calls me back and agrees, I'm going to accept the offer! Thanks for all the help ladies!}
If you've filed a moving claim since the Army took over the process for all branches, can you tell me how thorough you had to be with the cost information for each item you claimed?
It was different last time I did it 3 years ago, and after fighting with this antiquated system for 4 hours today, I'm not wanting to put too much more effort into it. I finished the first part - the notification process, but now I have to file the claim itself. It says I need to know when the item was purchased, how much it was purchased for, and how much I expect to be reimbursed for it. It also mentions providing photos and receipts.
I am planning to put full replacement value for everything, but how much support do I need for those numbers? I'm not planning to rip them off or anything, or even try to. But I also don't want to buy everything until they actually give us the money. This move has been crazy expensive, and we're still waiting on our travel reimbursement 3 months later, too. Do I *have* to have receipts to back up the replacement value price?
I don't meant to post and run, but I'll check back later tonight, so if you have time to share your experience or any pointers, I really appreciate it!
Re: NBR - Moving Claim Question - Updated!!!
You don't have to have receipts. Tell them what you paid for it. They will counter with a number they find for the cost. For example, my husband's iPad was stolen during our most recent move. We told them what we paid for it when we bought it from appl
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I hope the system is easier on you than it was for us. We had $3200 worth of damages and loss and threemonths later we saw a check for $300. Honestly, after everything we went through to gather all information andhave inspectors come to our home to ins
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We only had a few items to claim - 2 bookshelves, a tv stand, some plastic bins (toy boxes), and some irreplaceable items purchased overseas.
For replacement value, I knew where we'd purchased the stuff, so I just looked up the current prices for
Finally finished the claim! 28 items total. It sure felt like more was broken as we unpacked. Now to wait for them to contact me, and hope they just give me a decent amount and I can be done with it.
A friend told me it took 13 months to ge