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Before ordering an appraisal you might want to check what your car is worth. This $50 service will provide you with a valuation amount to consider before committing to a full appraisal. Claim reviews are non-refundable.

Total Loss Written Claim Review

Not sure if the insurer is offering you a fair deal? Fill out the form below and order our Total Loss written claim review. This will be the best $75 you'll ever spend.

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Please upload the vehicle valuation report provided by the insurer. If you have additional information (pictures, repair bills, upgrades) you'd like to submit, please attach that documentation as well.
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