While taking life insurance we miss certain things by mistake like so we need to make some alteration in Insurance Bond after receiving it.
Here are the LIST OF ALTERATIONS, WHICH ARE PERMISSIBLE WITH LIC POLICY:-
Here are the LIST OF ALTERATIONS, WHICH ARE PERMISSIBLE WITH LIC POLICY:-
(1) In class
(plan) or term.
(2) Reduction in sum assured.
*Alteration in above case is allowed if
basic risk cover is not increased &
same time premium should not be
decreased.
(3) Mode of Premium :
During term, IN POLICY ANNIVERSARY MONTH
Life Assured can change premium paying mode.
In case of higher mode to lower mode (not
require for SSS or ECS) Rs.
50/- service charge to be paid.
50/- service charge to be paid.
(4) Splitting up of single policy into two or more policy.
(5) Merging
of the policies in one policy if having same plan / term / doc.
(6) Without profit to with profit plan.
(7) Grant of accident benefit.
If any time of taking policy L.A. has not
availed D.A.B., but after issue of
policy, request for granting D.A.B. if the
L.A. is eligible for it, may be
granted.
granted.
Use form no. 3772 & if accident
benefit is not asked from date of
commencement of policy then Rs. 50/- service
charge be paid.
In case of minor life assured on completion
of their age 18 years, he or
she can avail double accident benefit.
(Maximum up to 50 lakhs or equal to basic
S.A. Whichever is less.)
This benefit may be granted from the due
date of policy anniversary
following immediately after the date of application.
(8) Grant of premium waiver benefit:
(1) From no. 300 / 302 of proposer
(2)
Standard age proof of proposer
(3) Medical requirement of proposer as per
rules.
(4) An Application is required.
ALL Above 1 to 8 alterations will be allow only after 1 policy year complete.
(9) Alteration in Name :
(1) If original name is required to be
changed : GAZZET COPY & I.D. Proof
(2) In case of female life after her
marriage : Marriage certificate with application is required.
(10) Settlement
option of Payment of Sum assured by installment. At time of maturity payment.
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