The deadlines that matter
- Notice. Policies require prompt notice of loss. Report as soon as you reasonably can.
- Protecting the property. You are generally expected to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, such as tarping, keeping heat on or removing snow.
- Proof of loss. If the carrier requests a sworn proof of loss, the policy sets a time to provide it.
- Depreciation recovery. Policies often set a window to complete repairs and claim the holdback.
- Suit limitation. Policies usually limit how long you have to sue. Talk to an Alaska attorney well before that date.
Using the calendar file
The .ics file works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook. It is created in your browser and never sent to us.
Not legal adviceYour policy and Alaska law control the actual deadlines. If a date is close, consult an attorney promptly.
Questions about this tool
Are these default deadlines correct for my policy?
They are placeholders. Replace each one with the period in your policy.
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