When to File a Claim

You should file a claim if:
  • Package is lost – Shipment never arrives at destination
  • Package is damaged – Contents arrive damaged during transit
  • Package is stolen – Shipment delivered but missing
  • Package is delayed – Extreme delays may be covered (check policy)

Claim Filing Timeline

  • Damage claims: within 30 days of label creation
  • Domestic loss claims: between 15 and 60 days after label creation
  • International loss claims: between 30 and 90 days after label creation
Claims filed outside these timeframes are not eligible for reimbursement.

How to File a Claim

Step 1: Prepare Documentation

Gather the required documents:
  • Proof of value – Original receipt or invoice
  • Shipping label – With tracking number
  • Photos – Packaging before/after, damaged contents
  • Customer statement – If reporting theft or non-delivery
  • Repair estimates – For partially damaged items

Step 2: Access the Claims Portal

  1. File your claim here

Step 3: Enter Claim Details

Provide:
  • Tracking number
  • Claim type (lost, damaged, stolen, delayed)
  • Package value (declared insured value)
  • Incident description
  • Contact information

Step 4: Upload Documentation

Attach supporting files:
  • Receipts/invoices
  • Photos of packaging and items
  • Repair or replacement estimates
  • Any carrier correspondence

Step 5: Submit & Track

  1. Review your claim
  2. Submit for processing
  3. Receive confirmation with a claim number
  4. Track progress in your dashboard or by email

Claim Processing

Review Process

  • Initial review: 1–2 business days
  • Investigation: 5–10 business days
  • Decision: Usually within 30 days
  • Payout: Issued within 7–10 business days after approval

What Happens During Investigation

The claims team will:
  • Contact the carrier for shipment records
  • Review your documentation for proof of value and damage
  • Verify coverage against policy rules and exclusions

Common Claim Issues

Denied Claims

Typical reasons:
  • Missing or insufficient documentation
  • Filed outside eligibility window
  • Item was excluded from coverage
  • Pre-existing damage not related to transit
  • Declared value didn’t match proof of value

Appeals

If denied:
  1. Review the denial reason
  2. Gather additional documentation
  3. Resubmit within 30 days of denial
  4. Contact support for assistance

Claim Payment

Payment Methods

  • Direct deposit (bank transfer)
  • Check (mailed to your address)
  • Credit card refund (if applicable)

Payment Timeline

  • Approved claims: Paid within 7–10 business days
  • Appealed claims: May take an additional 5–10 days
  • Complex claims: Can take up to 30 days

Prevention Tips

  • Insure adequately – Always cover the full replacement value
  • Package securely – Use sturdy boxes, cushioning, and tape
  • Document thoroughly – Take photos of items and packaging
  • Track shipments – Monitor deliveries closely
  • File promptly – Don’t wait if an issue arises
Good documentation (photos, receipts, invoices) significantly improves your chances of a successful claim.