FAQs:

Indemnity payments can be deferred for up to one year. If you would like to defer payment, please tell your adjuster during the inspection process.  If your cheque has already been issued, Canada be ...

Once the Adjuster has completed the inspection it is will be processed. When the inspection is finalized an indemnity will be issued.

AFSC’s Adjusters perform inspections in accordance with the AFSC Adjusting Procedure Manual, the Contract of Insurance, AFSC’s Code of Conduct, Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy and ...

AFSC Adjusters are following safe distancing protocols to ensure clients, adjusters and their families are safeguarded during the Alberta Relaunch strategy. Clients should plan to accompany the and ...

If fields are hit by a subsequent hail storm you will need to file an additional damage report before fields are inspected. Sign in to the Online Hail Claim report on AFSC Connect and create a Hail ...

After the claim is submitted, an AFSC Adjuster will contact you or your Authorized Representative to make an appointment to conduct the inspection.

AFSC requires the following information when filing a report of hail damage: legal location, crop type and number of acres affected; date of the storm; estimate of the percentage of damage ...

You can now file a hail claim online via AFSC Connect for Hail Endorsement, Straight Hail or both. If you need help filing a claim, there is a ‘how to’ video available in our library  AFSC or ...

Fees may apply for client-requested re-inspection or client-requested hail inspections where the damage is less than 10 per cent available.  Please refere to the AFSC Schedule of Fees for more will a ...

After a storm, take the following steps: Step 1 Check your insured fields to identify damaged areas prior to filing a hail claim. Assessing your fields following a hail storm will help speed up the ...