What is Appraisal Clause?

What is Appraisal Clause?

What is Appraisal Clause?

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Appraisal Clause Report
Appraisal Clause Report
What is the Appraisal Clause?
If your insurance company gives you a low settlement or unfair total loss value, your policy may include an appraisal clause—a built-in right to dispute their offer. Our Appraisal Clause Report provides the independent, expert valuation you need to support your side of the dispute.

Expert Reports:
Prepared by certified valuation specialists, this report includes:
1. A detailed fair market valuation of your vehicle.
  1. Comparable vehicle listings and supporting market data.
  2. Vehicle specs, condition, and pre-loss details.
  3. Documentation formatted for use in formal appraisal clause proceedings.

How to Use the Report?
  1. Trigger the Appraisal Clause – Notify your insurer that you’re invoking the clause under your policy terms.
  2. Hire us as your Independent Appraiser.
  3. Our appraiser submits the report with your vehicle’s true value.
  4. We negotiate with the insurance company’s appraiser (or involve a neutral umpire, if needed) to agree on a fair payout.

Who It’s For?
Policyholders who’ve received an unfair total loss value, repair cost, or settlement offer on their own vehicle. The Appraisal Clause Report strengthens your position and helps ensure the insurance company doesn’t undervalue your loss.

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