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How to fill out the Lic Special Moral Hazard Report online
Filling out the Lic Special Moral Hazard Report is a crucial step when the sum under consideration exceeds Rs. 25 lakhs. This guide provides a clear and concise walkthrough for users to complete the report accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to complete the report effectively.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it in your online platform.
- Begin filling out the report by entering the proposal number and branch office details at the top of the form.
- Provide the full name and age of the proposer and the life to be assured, ensuring accuracy in the details provided.
- Indicate the occupation of the proposer by describing the exact nature of their duties or business activities.
- Enter the sum proposed and the full address of the proposer clearly.
- Report the total previous insurance in force along with the insurance premium per year for previous policies.
- Respond to the set of questions regarding the identity and background of the life proposed, careful to provide thorough details.
- Assess and provide information on the financial status of the proposer and their family members, compiling data of all sources of income.
- Complete detailed inquiries on any prior insurance policies and their status to confirm any lapses in the last three years.
- Conclude by confirming whether all KYC/AML compliance norms are met and provide any additional information if the proposer is a businessman with a sum proposed above 1 crore.
- Finally, review all filled sections, sign the report, and include your designation and address before submitting it online.
Take the next step and complete your Lic Special Moral Hazard Report online for timely processing.
When insured individuals bear a smaller share of their medical care costs, they are likely to consume more care. This is known as "moral hazard." In addition, when individuals who have a choice among insurance plans select their plan, those who are more likely to require care tend to choose more generous plans.