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Total Loss Desk Appraisal Order Page

Actual Cash Value Appraisals for Total Loss claims. 

Order your Total Loss Appraisal and collect your vehicle’s true market value.

 
Why do you need an ACV Appraisal?

A desk appraisal is a vehicle valuation report that outlines what the actual cash value of your vehicle was at the time of loss.

When a car is totaled, the insurer is required to pay the market value of the vehicle. Most insurance carriers use third party companies like CCC or Audatex to assess vehicle values. These companies only work for carriers and their values are often inaccurate.

To challenge the insurance company’s valuation, it is the vehicle owner’s burden of proof to provide evidence. Our USPAP compliant appraisal is the documentation you need to start the process.

The cost for a desk appraisal is $225.

TOTAL LOSS DESK APPRAISAL ORDER FORM

  • Vehicle Owner

  • Claim Details

  • Year/Make/Model or VIN#
  • MM slash DD slash YYYY
  • Please enter information relevant to your vehicle or claim you'd like us to know. This can include special options, repairs or any general info. Thank you.

  • Please upload the following:

    - Insurance Company Valuation Report (Sample A | Sample B)
    - Pictures of your vehicle (optional)
    - Invoices for maintenance, upgrades or anything relevant to the value of the car (optional)

    Do you have a paper copy of your documents?

    Our Fax number is: 678-868-1832

    Want to email the documents?

    Our email address is: autos@appraisalengine.com

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    Max. file size: 64 MB.
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