HOW TO RECEIVE A PAYMENT FROM MTIBU?

The accident report is submitted to the MTIBU in writing in any convenient way according to the form that can be found on the official website of the MTIBU.

After that, a representative of the MTIBU will contact you or you will receive a letter from the MTIBU on the procedure for settling the claim with a list of required documents. In addition, it should be noted that according to paragraph 35.1. Art. 35 of the Law, to receive insurance compensation, the victim or other person entitled to compensation, within 30 days from the date of notification of the accident submits to the insurer (in cases provided for in Article 41 of this Law, MTIBU) application for insurance compensation . This application must contain: a) the name of the insurer to which the application is submitted, or MTIBU, b) the name, patronymic (name) of the applicant, his place of residence (actual and place of registration) or location, c) the content of the property claim the applicant for compensation for damage and information (if any) confirming it, d) information on the already settled settlements of persons whose liability is insured, or other persons responsible for the damage and victims, e) signature of the applicant and the date of application. According to item 35.2. Art. 35

The application is accompanied by:

a) passport of a citizen, and in his absence another document, which in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine may certify the identity of the applicant, if the applicant is a natural person;

b) a document certifying the applicant's right to receive insurance compensation (power of attorney, lease agreement, certificate of inheritance), if the applicant is not a victim or his legal representative;

c) a certificate of assignment to the recipient of the taxpayer's identification number (subject to its assignment), if the applicant is an individual;

d) a document confirming the ownership of the damaged property on the day of the accident, - in the case of the applicant's claim for compensation for damage to property;

e) death certificate of the victim - in case of the applicant's claim for compensation related to the damage related to the death of the victim;

e) documents confirming the expenses for the burial of the victim, - in case of the applicant's request for reimbursement of the expenses for the burial of the victim;

e) documents confirming the maintenance of the victim, his income for the previous (before the accident) calendar year, the amount of pensions provided to dependents due to the loss of a breadwinner, -in the case of the applicant's claim for damages in connection with with the death of the breadwinner;

g) information on the bank details of the applicant (if any). The documents specified in subparagraphs 'a' - 'e' of this paragraph are provided for review and removal of a copy or in copies certified by the applicant. The Insurer and the MTIBU have the right to request the originals of these documents for review.

Other documents are provided in the original or in a duly executed copy. A duly executed copy of a document is a copy certified by the body, institution or organization that issued it, or notarized or certified by the person to whom the application for insurance indemnity is submitted.