I want to write a letter to my insurance about loss of wages, what should I do?

Answer by  vijaykrishna541 (11)

You must inform the insurance adjuster that you have lost time from work. You may do by substantiating the amount of wages you have lost due from the accident. If you provide a letter from your employer and the last paycheck stub BEFORE you had the accident, this should work

Answer by  Ann89 (613)

Normally you will have to back up your claim with written evidence outlining why you are unable to work and you would like to make a claim for loss of earnings.

Answer by  eyeguy (3760)

Whenever communicating with banks or insurance companies its always best to call customer support and only see the letter as a back up.

Answer by  Rubberchicken (819)

First make sure that you have also gathered a doctor's excuse for your need to not work, along with proof of your wage loss (W-2 forms or pay stubs). If you merely send a letter, your insurer is likely to ask for this information, which may needlessly delay your payment. Be proactive and send in with your letter.

Answer by  pkb (25)

IF PIP/Liability related ask the claim rep what they want in writing. Best bet would be to have a HR mgr, or immediate supervisor supply a letter with their signature and phone number for the rep to contact them.

Answer by  nodeal (35)

It is suggested that you obtain the correct contact information for your insurance company, then write to them with whatever question it is you have.