Stolen items list for an insurance claim: proof of ownership and special limits
How to prepare a stolen items list for a home or renters insurance claim: police report, serial numbers, proof of ownership and limits on valuables.
For a theft claim, the standard homeowners form asks you to notify the police and prepare an inventory, and insurers usually ask for proof that you owned the items. This kit organizes all three, with a stolen items inventory, a claim diary that holds the police details, and letters for the police and your insurer.
$29
Instant download · Word and Excel · Personal use license
US_Theft_Burglary_User_Guide.docx
Step-by-step user guide with key terms, rules that may apply, sources and a final checklist
US_Theft_Burglary_Contents_Inventory_TRACKER.xlsx
Room-by-room contents inventory with RCV, depreciation and ACV calculated, summary by room and category
US_Theft_Burglary_Claim_Diary_TRACKER.xlsx
Claim diary: key dates with alerts, contact log, documents sent, payments received
US_Theft_Burglary_Claim_Letters_TEMPLATE.docx
Editable letters to request documents and information, to send documents, and to confirm conversations in writing
Record the police report number in the Claim Diary, list each stolen item with serial number and proof in the inventory, and send it with the included cover letter. Recovered items are updated in the same file.
Choose this kit after a theft or burglary. If belongings were also damaged by fire or water, choose the kit for that loss.
Instant download after payment: a personalized ZIP with Word (.docx) and Excel (.xlsx) files. Works in Microsoft Word and Excel, Google Docs and Sheets, LibreOffice. US Letter page size. 5 downloads within 30 days. Personal use license.
The guide lists official FTC steps such as a free credit freeze and IdentityTheft.gov. It does not handle identity theft for you.
The guide explains special limits in standard policy forms and shows where to find yours.
Yes, a request letter to the police department is included.
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