Notice is critical for all Military/DoD claims.

Notice is critical for all Military/DoD claims.

Notice is a very important part of the claims process for all damage or loss claims on Government Bill of Lading, DoD/Military shipments.  If you do not follow the notice rules, your claim could be denied.

·          180 Day Notification Timeframe:

o   Written notification of Loss and/or Damages must be submitted to the Carrier within 180 days from the date of delivery. Items not timely notified may be subject to denial. ◦ Damage AT Delivery form completed at Delivery.

o   Damage AFTER Delivery (reverse side of Damage AT Delivery) can be scanned/emailed, faxed or mailed to the carrier within 180 days from the date of delivery. Suggest keeping transaction receipt for verification of timeliness.

o   You may also submit your Notification of Loss and/or Damages via the https://www.militaryonesource.mil/moving-pcs/post-moving/file-a-claim-after-your-military-move/ website with the 180 days from delivery.


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