What the timeline includes
- A target date for reporting the claim. Policies require prompt notice.
- Temporary repairs to protect the property from further damage
- Proof of loss, counted from the carrier’s request if you enter one
- A reminder window for naming an appraiser after a demand, if your policy sets one
- The deadline to recover held-back depreciation
- The policy’s suit-limitation date
Important
These defaults are common figures, not Rhode Island legal deadlines. Your policy, and in some cases state law, controls. If a suit-limitation date is approaching, consult a Rhode Island attorney promptly. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Questions about this tool
Is the two-year suit limit a rule in Rhode Island?
Many property policies here use two years from the date of loss, but you need to check your own policy. An attorney can confirm what applies.
Does the .ics file work with my phone?
Yes. Most calendar apps, including Google, Apple and Outlook calendars, can import .ics files.
Is anything saved?
No. The timeline is built in your browser, and the calendar file is created on your device.