Claim CLM-20260119-F5E777
INTERNAL VIEWSubmitted January 19, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Claim Details
accident
Documents
Analysis Results
Document Extraction
Vehicle Validation
Policy Verification
Fraud Detection
The policy verification shows eligibility status as 'ineligible', meaning the policyholder may not have valid coverage at the time of the incident on 2025-12-17. This could indicate the policy was cancelled, suspended, or lapsed before the incident occurred, making this claim invalid and potentially fraudulent if the claimant is aware of the ineligibility.
The claimed amount of $2.0 for a rear-end collision described as causing 'moderate damage' is unrealistically low. Typical rear-end collision repairs cost hundreds to thousands of dollars. This discrepancy suggests either significant underreporting of damages, a testing claim to verify policy status, or potential manipulation of claim amounts.
The claim was submitted 33 days after the incident (2025-12-17 to 2026-01-19). While not extremely delayed, this timing combined with the ineligible policy status suggests the claimant may have been attempting to resolve coverage issues or obtain coverage after the fact before submitting the claim.
Complexity Assessment
This claim exhibits multiple serious red flags requiring specialized investigation. The combination of policy ineligibility, extremely suspicious claim amount ($2 for moderate collision damage), high fraud risk score (85/100), and delayed submission strongly suggests potential fraudulent activity. The fraud detection system specifically recommends SIU referral, and the claim meets clear criteria for investigation rather than standard processing or denial.
Final Decision
Referred to Special Investigations
This claim requires investigation by the Special Investigations Unit.