a. a copy of your certificate of insurance.
b. a copy of your car rental agreement.
c. a copy of the Law Enforcement/Police report if:
i. you are involved in an accident with a third party, or
ii. its required by law in the country where the incident occurs.
iii. your claim relates to stolen personal possessions.
d. a copy of the car rental company’s accident damage or breakdown report which shows the detail of each of the costs incurred.
e. itemised repair invoices/receipts/other documents confirming the breakdown of the amount you have paid in respect of accidental damage or loss for which the car rental company holds you responsible.
f. a copy of your credit card statement showing payment of the damages claimed.
g. a copy of the driving licence of the lead named driver and the person involved in the accident (the driver at the time of the accident).
h. Photographs of any damage, including the vehicle number plate.
Failure to provide this information may result in your claim being delayed. If a claim is made or lawsuit is brought against you, you should immediately forward every demand, notice, summons or other process received by you or your representative, unanswered, to ClaimEz.