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MAIC offers online form for CTP claims – Proctor
Legal practitioners can now lodge compulsory third party (CTP) insurance claims online on behalf of clients.
The Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) recently launched its online claim form to improve the process of lodging and managing claims, for all stakeholders involved.
The form allows users to enter information faster through a secure platform that can be accessed at any time. It also provides helpful features including dropdowns to provide information on how to complete each field, questions that appear only when relevant, and an online search to locate the CTP insurer that the claim will be lodged with.
The online claim form also sets the foundation for future improvements to the claims process. Legal…
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