Why a timeline matters
Property claims carry several clocks at once. Some come from the policy, such as proof of loss, the window to name an appraiser and the replacement-cost recovery period. Others, like the suit-limitation period, can end your options if they pass unnoticed.
Setting the windows
- Proof of loss: if the carrier requested one, enter the request date. The deadline is counted from that date.
- Appraiser naming: counted here from the date of loss as a planning placeholder. Once a demand is sent, count from the demand date.
- Suit limitation: read your policy’s “Suit Against Us” condition and ask an Arkansas attorney how it applies.
The .ics file works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook. It’s generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Questions about this tool
Are the default numbers Arkansas law?
No. They are placeholders. Your policy and Arkansas law control, and an attorney can confirm deadlines.
Does invoking appraisal stop the suit clock?
Don’t assume so. Ask an attorney about your specific situation if a deadline is approaching.
Is my date stored anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser and disappears when you close the page.
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