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Affidavit of Loss

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Affidavit of Loss
A sworn statement describing the particulars and circumstances of the loss of securities. This affidavit is required before a Bond of Indemnity can be issued and the securities replaced.

Affidavit of Loss
A statement declaring the loss of a security. One files an affidavit of loss when the certificate of the security is stolen or destroyed in a flood or fire. The affidavit includes information such as the holder's name and the circumstances surrounding the loss. One must file an affidavit of loss in order to receive a bond of indemnity and replace the lost security.

affidavit of loss
A notarized form detailing the circumstances relating to the loss of securities. An indemnity bond and replacement securities are not made available until an affidavit of loss is accompanied by a 2% surety premium.


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Your completion of Affidavit of Loss and Agreement of Indemnity is required to go with the Letter of Transmittal.
In addition, Aetna has designed a Employer Certification form and an Affidavit of Loss for next of kin that can be used as proof of loss when a death certificate is not immediately available.
 
 
 
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