When must the proof of loss form be furnished?

• A. 15 days after receipt from the insured having given notice of a pending claim
• B. 7 days after notice
• C. 30 days after the claim is filed
• D. 60 days after the notice

Answer: (A)

After a loss is reported, there is a short, defined window for getting the documentation started. The insurer must furnish the proof of loss form within 15 days after it receives notice of the claim. This timing helps keep the claim process moving and gives the insured a clear deadline to begin documenting the loss with an official sworn statement of the amount. The other options don’t fit because they either demand too little time (7 days), describe when the insured must submit the form rather than when the insurer must provide it (30 days after filing), or suggest a longer period (60 days) that isn’t the standard requirement.