DeathClaimAdhocPolicyDates
objectThe Claim Approval Date is the date when an insurance company officially approves a claim for payment after verifying the claim details, policy coverage, and required documentation
Example:2024-02-21
The Certified Received Date refers to the date when the insurance company officially receives the certified death paperwork (such as a death certificate) required to process a life insurance claim. This date marks the beginning of the formal claims verification process
Example:2024-02-21
DeathClaimAdhocDeathBenefit
objectAllowed values:APPROVEDNOTAPPROVEDPROCESSED
Whether proof of death is received
DeathClaimAdhocParty
objectThe benefit percentage of the beneficiary
Example:100
Allowed values:APPROVEDNOTAPPROVEDPROCESSED
DeathClaimAdhocPolicy
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DeathClaimQuoteTransactionAmounts
objectThe actual dollar amount disbursed to the payee.
Example:20
Indicates whether the disbursement is taxable.
Example:Y
The total gross amount before any deductions or withholdings.
Example:20
A unique identifier linking the party to the policy.
Example:Party_PI_1
Allowed values:DTCCCREDITCARDACHCHECKWIREEXCHANGE
A unique identifier for the financial institution handling the transaction.
Example:Bank_1
Party role attached to the transaction
Allowed values:OWNERPRIMARYBENEFICIARYCONTINGENTBENEFICIARYINSUREDPAYORPAYEEAGENTPRIMARYWRITINGAGENTPRIMARYSERVICINGAGENTADDITIONALSERVICINGAGENTADDITIONALWRITINGAGENTTHIRDPARTYDESIGNEEJOINTOWNERCOVERAGEINSUREDASSIGNEEANNUITANTEXCHANGECOMPANYJOINTANNUITANTGRANTORTRUSTEEPOWEROFATTORNEYAUTHORIZEDSIGNATORYOTHERINTERESTEDPARTYCONTINGENTOWNERTHIRDPARTYADMINISTRATORCARRIERSUCCESSORTRUSTEECOVERAGEJOINTINSURED
The percentage of the total disbursement allocated to the payee.
Example:100
A unique identifier for the address associated with the payee or policyholder.
Example:1
FBO - For Benefit Of, FFC - For Further Credit. (To notate a second beneficiary or to designate a person or organization when funds are disbursed out).
Example:John Doe