Letter about credit life insurance (desgravamen) after the borrower dies or becomes disabled
We draft your letter to the credit life insurer (desgravamen), or to the bank, when the holder of a loan or card has died or become disabled: if the claim was rejected, if there is no answer, if you do not know whether the insurer paid, or if the bank has not closed the debt. It quotes the SBS rules word for word. It is not legal advice or representation.
This is not legal advice or representation. The letter goes to the credit life insurer or, if the insurer has already paid and the debt is still open, to the bank. It quotes word for word the SBS rules we explain in what to do when the borrower dies or becomes disabled. If you are the borrower (disability), the letter is a complaint (reclamo), with the fifteen-business-day period of the SBS complaints regulation. If you are a relative or heir, it is a request: the rules require the insurer to tell you, if you ask, whether it paid the bank or rejected the claim, but in the rules we read we could not confirm that the fifteen-day period runs for you. What to do if a claim is rejected is in insurance claim denied. The letter does not cover lawsuits or arbitration.
It is a draft that you review and file yourself. It is not legal advice or representation. Delivering it is free and you do not need a lawyer; what you pay for is the drafting.
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