Get Trip Cancellation / Interruption Claim Form - Maritime Travel

Filling out the Trip Cancellation / Interruption Claim Form is a crucial step in processing your claim efficiently. This guide provides detailed instructions to assist you in completing the form accurately and ensuring a smooth submission process.

Follow the steps to complete your claim form with ease.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the Trip Cancellation / Interruption Claim Form and open it for editing.
2. Start by entering 'Claimant Information' for all claimants. Include the insured last name, first name, and their title (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms).
3. Provide the address for correspondence or claim payments, including street number, street name, province, and postal code.
4. Fill in each claimant's birth date, amount claimed in the relevant currency, and the policy or confirmation number.
5. Record contact information, including the home and business telephone numbers, and the email address of the claimants.
6. Provide travel details: scheduled dates of departure and return, alongside the departure point and destination.
7. Document the date that caused the claim and information about the person completing the form, along with their relationship to the claimant.
8. Describe the cause and circumstances of the trip cancellation or interruption in detail.
9. Indicate whether any refunds were received from other sources, and include the booking date, cancellation date, and the travel agent's name.
10. Complete necessary sections related to medical information if the claim is due to sickness, injury, or death. This requires detailed responses from the attending physician.
11. In the 'Authorization and Release' section, ensure all claimants provide their signatures, dates, and any necessary information regarding previous travel insurance.
12. Finally, review all information for completeness and clarity before saving changes, downloading, printing, or sharing the form as required.

Begin your online claim process by completing the Trip Cancellation / Interruption Claim Form today.