Request home insurance help after claims

Have these details nearby

• The property address and how the home is occupied.
• Your current policy expiration date or the deadline in your notice.
• Claim dates, causes, approximate payments, and whether each claim is open or closed.
• What was repaired and any invoices, photos, or inspection records.
• A mortgage or closing deadline that affects when coverage must begin.

The form's history question has its own reporting period. That does not mean older events have disappeared from every report or cannot be requested by an insurer. Answer every application question as written and ask the responding professional when the information is unclear.

What happens after a request

An insurance professional may need to clarify your information before determining whether a quote can be obtained. Ask who will be assisting you, the name of their agency, their license information, and which insurance options they can review for your state.

If your state is not available in the questionnaire, use the phone number or email to ask about availability. A state shown in the form does not guarantee that a market is available for a particular property or claim history.

Before sending personal information

Review the form and any applicable privacy or contact-consent notices before submitting. Use the questionnaire for the information it requests. Avoid emailing Social Security numbers, payment-card details, passwords, or unnecessary personal records. Ask the responding professional how to securely provide additional documents.

If your deadline is close

Call and explain the date shown on your notice. A form submission or email does not extend an existing policy. Keep working on replacement coverage until you receive written confirmation that the requested policy is in force. This website cannot bind coverage or guarantee a response time.

For help organizing the facts first, use the claim-history worksheet and the nonrenewal action checklist.