Property / Casualty Loss Report Form - University of California

The Property/Casualty Loss Report Form at the University of California is used to report any loss or damage to property or assets owned by the university. It helps to document and assess the extent of the loss and initiate the necessary steps for insurance claims or reimbursement.

FAQ

Q: What is the Property/Casualty Loss Report Form?
A: The Property/Casualty Loss Report Form is a document used by the University of California to report losses or damages to their properties and possessions.

Q: What types of losses or damages can be reported on this form?
A: Any type of property or casualty loss can be reported on this form, including damages to buildings, equipment, vehicles, or personal belongings.

Q: Who should fill out this form?
A: Anyone affiliated with the University of California who has experienced a property or casualty loss should fill out this form. This includes students, faculty, and staff members.

Q: What information is required on the form?
A: The form will ask for details about the loss or damage, such as the date and location of the incident, a description of what happened, and an estimate of the financial impact.

Q: What happens after the form is submitted?
A: Once the form is submitted, it will be reviewed by the appropriate department and a representative may reach out for additional information. The University will then assess the claim and determine any applicable reimbursement or compensation.