The milestones
- Report the claim: policies require prompt notice. Report as soon as you safely can; this target is self-imposed.
- Temporary repairs: tarping, drying and board-up protect the property and are usually part of the claim.
- Proof of loss: many forms give a set number of days after the carrier requests one.
- Depreciation recovery: the window to finish repairs and claim the holdback.
- Suit limitation: the last day to file suit under the policy. Many North Carolina property forms say three years from the loss, but forms differ, so confirm yours and talk to an attorney well before it.
Calendar export
The download button creates a standard .ics file that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook can import. The file is generated in your browser; nothing is uploaded. Dates are planning aids, not legal advice.
Questions about this tool
Does invoking appraisal pause the suit-limitation clock?
Not necessarily. Whether the period is tolled depends on the policy and the law. Ask a North Carolina attorney if the date is getting close.
Where do I find my policy’s deadlines?
In the conditions section: look for duties after loss, loss payment, loss settlement and suit against us.
Is any information saved?
No. The planner runs entirely in your browser and the calendar file is created on your device.