Please refer the glossary below of the various requirements called for:
Claimant's Statement: - It is required to be completed by the person entitled to policy moneys.
Medical Attendant Certificate: - It is to be filled by the doctor / hospital who attended on the life assured during his / her terminal illness or who certified his / her death. In case the Life Assured was not having any terminal illness prior to death and death was not certified by any doctor then it needs to be completed by the life assured's family physician.
Employer's Certificate: - This has to be completed by the employer of the deceased.
Indemnity bond for loss of Original Policy Document: - To be submitted where the Original Policy Document is lost / misplaced
FIR: - FIR stands for First Information Report which is a written document prepared by Police Authorities generally when a complaint is lodged with the police by the victim of a cognizable offense or by someone on his or her behalf, but anyone can make such a report either orally or in writing to the police.
Post Mortem Report: - An examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death.
Application for dispensing with Legal Evidence of Title: - Application for dispensing with Legal evidence of title is only called if the policy was not nominated or Nominee has expired or if there is no appointee. The document is to establish the existing legal heirs of the deceased Life Assured. The document needs to be executed on a Non-Judicial Stamp Paper of Rs. 200/- and should be attested by Notary Public.
Guardianship Certificate: - It's a Certificate issued by judicial authority to a legal guardian who has the legal authority to care for the personal and property interests of the Minor Nominee Succession Certificate.
Legal heirs Certificate: - A Legal Heirship Certificate is issued by a Judicial Authority. Prior to the issuance of the Legal Heirship Certificate, a summary enquiry is undertaken by the Judicial Authority, through his or her functionaries, to ascertain the legal heirs of the deceased, so far as may be possible. A certificate is issued on the basis thereof.