When a disaster strikes your home, your insurance company may issue an insurance claim check, which can also be called loss draft funds. A claim check is meant to cover various costs, including repairs.

Loss draft (claim) check issued – If the check is sent to you, visit www.insuranceclaimcheck.com or call our Loss Draft Department at 866-825-9302 for next steps. Check out our Insurance Claim Check Process article for more information.

Find out how to handle insurance claim checks (also known as loss drafts) issued by your insurance company after a disaster. Learn how to endorse, send, and track your claim check to Mr. Cooper.

Loss draft (claim) check issued – If the check is sent to you, visit www.insuranceclaimcheck.com or call our Loss Draft Department at 866-825-9302 for next steps. Check out our Insurance Claim Check Process article for more information.

You can also call the Loss Draft Department at 866-825-9302 or review your insurance coverage at www.mycoverageinfo.com/mrcooper. Find out how to endorse and send your insurance claim check to Mr. Cooper, and visit www.

For insurance questions, you can reach our Insurance department at 866⁠-825⁠-9267 or our Loss Draft department at 866⁠-825⁠-9302. Visit our help center articles for more insurance policy changes and insurance claim check process.

When a disaster strikes your home, your insurance company may issue an insurance claim check, which can also be called loss draft funds. A claim check is meant to cover various costs, including repairs.

You can also call the Loss Draft Department at 866-825-9302 or review your insurance coverage at www.mycoverageinfo.com/mrcooper. Find out how to endorse and send your insurance claim check to Mr. Cooper, and visit www.

For insurance questions, you can reach our Insurance department at 866⁠-825⁠-9267 or our Loss Draft department at 866⁠-825⁠-9302. Visit our help center articles for more insurance policy changes and insurance claim check process.

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