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Our job is to ensure your claim is dealt with quickly and fairly. The procedure for each claim varies depending on the type of insurance and the insurance company. But don't worry, in most cases we can let you know ahead of time what to expect and help you make sure everything goes according to plan. If you need help, please feel free to contact us.

To better assist you, the following insurance companies offer 24-hour direct claim reporting services. Before you call, have your insurance policy number ready and give the claims adjuster the details of your claim. The insurance company will send a copy of your claim report to our office. Also, if we can assist you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us directly on the website or at your convenience at (206) 651-4887

Foremost

Claims Phone: (800) 527-3907

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GeoVera Insurance Company

Claims Phone: (877) 642-1815

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Griffin Underwriting Services

Customer service phone: (800) 562-8095

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Mapfre

Customer Service Phone: (877) 627-3731

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Nationwide

Claims Phone: (800) 421-3535

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National General

Customer Service Phone: (877) 468-3466

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Progressive Insurance

Claims Phone: (800) 776-4737

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Safeco

Claims Phone: (866) 472-3326

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Travelers

Claims Phone: (888) 661-3938

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Common Claims Questions

  • What to do after a car accident

      After an accident, make sure no one is injured, whether it's the occupants of your car or those in other vehicles, and don't forget about pedestrians or others nearby. Move to a safe place, away from traffic. Regardless of the circumstances of the accident, do not admit fault and do not discuss the accident with anyone other than the insurance company and the police. If there are no police at the scene, call them to report even a small accident (or in a parking lot). Ask the police how to obtain a copy of the accident report. Record details of the accident, including location, time, damage to the vehicle, other vehicles, and other property (tip: use your smartphone camera to take photos of the damage). Get this information from other drivers and other relevant people:

  • What to do after a homeowner Loss

      If the loss involves a fire, flood, or other dangerous situation, make sure all family members and pets are safe. If the homeowner's loss involves property damage, take practical steps to prevent further damage. For example, if windows are broken, board them up to prevent further damage from additional costs. When safe to do so, make an inventory of damaged and destroyed personal property. You should file a claim with your insurance company regardless of whether you have any doubts that a minor accident will result in a claim (minor dog bites and slip and fall accidents fall into this category). Failure to report a claim in a timely manner may result in the insurer denying coverage. Contact your insurance company as soon as possible with claim information If you need any help or guidance, please feel free to contact us at: (206) 651-4887 For additional information, see insurance company claims phone numbers and websites

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