LIC New Rule: The second wave of Corona epidemic has engulfed the entire country. Meanwhile, a lot of difficulties have also come up regarding the insurance claim. Due to the lockdown, customers are finding it difficult to arrange a death certificate for the claim.
New Delhi: LIC New Rule: The second wave of Corona epidemic has engulfed the entire country. Meanwhile, a lot of difficulties have also come up regarding the insurance claim. Due to the lockdown, customers are finding it difficult to arrange a death certificate for the claim. In view of this environment, the country’s largest insurance company Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has made many changes in the rules regarding claim settlement, making the process of claim settlement easier and faster for its customers. Will be
Alternative evidence for the death claim
If an insured dies in a hospital, then the LIC has approved permission for alternate proofs for his verification. That is, LIC will accept other proofs instead of Municipal Death Certificates. The type of proof LIC will approve includes death certificate, discharge summary / death summary issued by the government / ESI (employees’ state insurance) / Armed Forces / Corporate Hospitals and LIC Class-1 officer or development officer, including death. The time and date should be clearly written.
Can be deposited in any LIC branch
To claim the insurance money, along with the death proof, the cremation certificate or authentic receipt issued by the concerned authority will also have to be submitted. When all these evidences are collected, the customers will have to go to the nearest LIC office and submit it, so that they do not have to run much in this environment of Corona epidemic.
For these features visit LIC website
If you have to want to buy insurance or change payment of renewal premiums, apply for loans, loan prepayment, address, to Pdet the pan so the information you www.licindia.in can go on . LIC has allowed customers to create and submit NEFT records online through the customer portal for early settlement of claims.
