TD Canada Trust borrowers with TD Protection Plan Disability Insurance on a loan or mortgage claim with this package. Canada Life underwrites the coverage, and TD Life Insurance Company administers the claim on its behalf. The package has two parts: Part A, the Claimant's Statement, and Part B, the Attending Physician's Statement of Disability, which is the industry Initial Disability Insurance Medical Statement.
The claimant completes Part A and signs Section 1 of Part B. A licensed medical practitioner completes and signs Section 2 of Part B, the Medical Statement.
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Claim package for TD Protection Plan Disability Insurance (Loan/Mortgage)
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Yes. The instructions say Part B can be detached and given to the attending physician to complete and send separately to TD Life Insurance. Otherwise the claimant returns the original forms, Part A and Part B, to TD Insurance's Claims Department and keeps a photocopy.
No. TD's instructions say the request for medical records excludes genetic test results and asks that none be provided. The medical statement itself also notes that the medical and health information released excludes genetic test results.