Loss Run Request Letter + 5-Year Loss Tracker
Request loss runs the way carriers expect to receive the request, then organize what comes back. The Word letter cites the policyholder's right to currently valued loss runs; the Excel tracker summarizes five years by line and policy year; the statute table lists states that set a delivery deadline.
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Who it is for
Agents and brokers marketing an account, business owners preparing to shop their insurance, and risk managers maintaining a loss history.
What is inside
- Word loss run request letter with placeholders for carrier, policies, and years requested
- Excel five-year loss tracker: claims by policy year and line, open versus closed, paid and reserved, with totals and frequency per policy
- State loss-run statute table listing states with a statutory delivery deadline and the deadline in days
- Notes on currently valued loss runs and why the valuation date matters
AI prompt pack: fill this template with ChatGPT or Claude
Paste the prompt below into ChatGPT or Claude together with your own documents (declarations pages, certificates, P&L, contracts). It is written to return results in this template's column order.
Check anything an AI tool returns against the source document before you rely on it. The prompt is a starting point, not a substitute for reading the policy.
Questions
What are currently valued loss runs?
A loss run valued as of a recent date, typically within 60 to 90 days, showing paid and reserved amounts as they stand now. Underwriters discount stale loss runs because reserves change.
How many years should I request?
Five years is the norm for most commercial lines; workers' compensation underwriters may want the years used in the experience modification calculation. The tracker is built for five policy years.
Do carriers have to provide loss runs?
In many states, yes, within a set number of days of a written request from the policyholder. The statute table lists states with a deadline. Confirm the current requirement in the applicable state before relying on a deadline.
Can my broker request them for me?
Yes, with your authorization, which is one reason the letter carries a policyholder signature.
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