Death Claim
- How do I file a claim?
- Documents you will need
- How do I file a claim?
- Documents you will need
How do I file a claim?
Step 1: Prepare your documents
Prepare the necessary forms and documents while you wait for our acknowledgement.
Step 2: Submit your documents
Submit your documents via email to makeaclaim@prulifeuk.com.ph with email subject New Claim_Policy Number for new claim request or Claims Requirement_Policy Number for compliance of requirements.
Step 3: Receive Claims Update
Expect for acknowledgement email, additional requirements (if any), decision letter and crediting notice (if any).
Documents you will need
For claims for policies that have been active or reactivated/reinstated within two years:
Attending Physician’s Statement
Complete medical records or health history of the deceased (may be requested from hospitals or clinics that attended to the deceased)
Admission and discharge summary
Consultation record of present and past illness, if any
Clinical abstract, if any
Diagnostic procedure results (e.g. ECG, biopsy, blood test, ultrasound, MRI, any endoscopy procedure, x-ray), if any
Hospital Confinement records of present and past illness, if any
HMO utilization report, if any
For minor beneficiary (less than 18 years old):
Birth certificate of the minor beneficiary
Affidavit of legal guardianship for claim proceeds less than PHP 500,000 or USD 10,000 (The form for Affidavit of legal guardianship is provided by us once claim is approved)
Guardianship bond for claim proceeds more than PHP 500,000 or USD 10,000
For the guardianship bond, to seek legal assistance to submit the following requirements:
Petition for the approval of a guardian’s bond;
Court order approving the issuance of a bond; and
A guardian’s bond
If the claimant is a legal entity:
Secretary’s Certificate confirming the board resolution approving the transaction and authorizing the company representative
General Information Sheet
1 valid government-issued photo ID of the company representative
If the claimant is or the event happened outside the Philippines:
All forms and proofs of claim(s) obtained outside the Philippines must be in English and apostilled (duly authenticated) by the Philippine Embassy or Consul of the country where the event happened
Medical records from a hospital located abroad do not require authentication by the Philippine Embassy located in the foreign country
Apostille mark or stamp for medical records is accepted
If death is by external causes (e.g., accident, homicide, suicide, murder):
Certified true copy of the Final Investigation report of police authorities or National Bureau of Investigation
Driver’s license and vehicle registration if the Deceased was driving a vehicle at the time of death
Certified true copy of Medico-Legal Report or Autopsy Report, if any
Police report/Incident report if death is due to accident
If the policy has been assigned:
If the related loan has no outstanding balance at the time of death, duly signed Release of Assignment from the Assignee
If the related loan has an outstanding balance, certification of outstanding indebtedness (signed by the Assignee) of the Deceased at the time of death. The assignee must also submit the Claimant Statement and a valid government-issued photo ID
Police report/Incident report if death is due to accident
For Group Yearly Renewable Term or Group Personal Accident
Employer’s Certification
For Mortgage Redemption Insurance (MRI)
Certificate of Coverage of Group Creditor Life insurance
Certificate of Outstanding Loan from Creditor on the amount of loan outstanding at the time of death
For Field Trip Coverage
Field trip certificate from school
Incident or police report