Valued Inventory

In order to insure your goods, you must complete the Valued Inventory Form. You can complete and submit this form online, or print the form and fill it in by hand.

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Instructions: How to Insure Your Move

You must determine the full replacement value of your goods at the destination. Provide this information in the Valued Inventory Form, either online or a printed form.

When items are listed together, all will be considered to be of equal value. If additional listings or clarifications are required, please use the blank spaces provided on the form.

Remember: you should be indicating replacement values in your destination country.

The tables below show examples of how to enter the information.

G-LIVING ROOM   P – CLOTHING
ARTICLE NO.ITEM VALUE ARTICLE NO.ITEM VALUE
Sofa(s) 1 $1,800 Coat(s) 2 $ 400
Chair(s) 2 $1,350 Suit(s) 4 $1,200
Lamp(s) 3 $ 400 Dresses 6 $ 600

In order to select coverage for Pairs and Sets and/or Mechanical and Electrical Derangement you must duplicate the items and insured value already listed as shown below:

MECHANICAL/ELECTRONIC DERANGEMENT*   PAIRS AND SETS*
ARTICLE NO.ITEM VALUE ARTICLE NO.ITEM VALUE
Sofa(s) 1 $1,800 Lamp(s) 3 $ 400
Chair(s) 2 $1,350      
Lamp(s) 3 $ 400      

Example Scenarios

It’s important to select the right kind of insurance, as these examples show.

  1. Pairs and Sets
    A customer insures a dining room table and six chairs for $1,400.00. If the items are not insured for Pairs and Sets coverage and one chair is damaged, insurance will only compensate $200.00 even if the chair cannot be replaced. However, if the Pairs and Sets coverage is used, insurance will compensate for the entire cost of the set if one portion of the set is damaged beyond repair.

  2. Electrical/Mechanical Derangement
    A customer insures a television for $500.00. If Electrical/Mechanical Derangement coverage is not used and the TV arrives at the destination with no evident external damage but does not work, the insurance will not cover this damage. If Electrical/Mechanical Derangement insurance is purchased, the insurance will cover the internal damage to the TV.

Get Full Value Out of the Plan

All items must be insured. Don't deliberately under-value your possessions. If you under-insure your consignment, the underwriter will apply a co-insurance penalty to any claims. For instance, if you insure your total consignment for half of its true replacement value, the insurer could reduce each and every part of a claim by 50%, regardless of its declared value.

What happens in the event of a claim?

You can file a claim from anywhere in the world. Claims may also be filed online via the northAmerican International web site. All claims insured by North American International N.A, Inc. will be settled promptly and efficiently, following any necessary claim inspection survey. All claims will be processed through our central claim department. This is another way in which northAmerican International provides you with peace of mind.

What happens if I don't insure my move?

We cannot overemphasize the importance of insuring your international shipment. If you don't, and if something is lost or damaged, northAmerican International assumes no liability.

Any Questions?

If you have any questions regarding the Valued Inventory or Storage Extension forms, please contact northAmerican International at 630-570-3516.

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