WHAT IS COVERED/NOT COVERED BY THE FHCF?
The following definitions can be found in the 2023/2024 Reimbursement Contract:
- Covered Event [Article V – Definitions (10)]
- Covered Policy [Article V – Definitions (12)]
- Loss [Article V – Definitions (18)]
- Ultimate Net Loss [Article V – Definitions (28)]
- Exclusions [Article VI – Exclusions]
It is also important to review the Non-Reportable (But Covered) Exposure section of the 2023/2024 Data Call Instructions to understand which losses are covered by the FHCF but were not reported in your FHCF Data Call exposure file.
HOW DO I REPORT MY LOSSES TO THE FHCF?
All participants MUST submit losses through the On-line Claims System. Before you can submit a loss report through the system, you must register. The site access agreement, video tutorials, registration page, and claims system are all available from this link.
The Interim Loss Report (Form FHCF-L1A Rev 03/23) is required to be reported through the On-line Claims System upon notification by the FHCF. This is a preliminary non-binding report used to estimate potential reimbursement.
The Proof of Loss Report (Form FHCF-L1B Rev 03/23) is the basis for all FHCF advances and loss reimbursements. When your company submits the first Proof of Loss Report (POL) that qualifies for a reimbursement, a Detailed Claims Listing (Form FHCF-DCL Rev 03/23) is required to be submitted through the On-line Claims System.
POLs are due from each participating company as follows:
- By 12/31/23 regardless of amount of loss (Detailed Claims Listing may be required)
- By each subsequent 3/31/XX, 6/30/XX, 9/30/XX, and 12/31/XX regardless of the amount of loss (Detailed Claims Listing may be required) until FHCF losses have been commuted or the company has paid its policyholders in full.
WHAT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS?
- Review the 2023/2024 Frequently Asked Questions for loss reporting.
- Please contact us.