Which documents does Virginia Surety Company, Inc.'s filed travel insurance policy require for a claim?

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Virginia Surety Company, Inc.'s filed travel insurance policy in Alabama (AL) requires a police report to substantiate a physical assault claim [1]. A police report is also required to substantiate the theft of passports, visas, or travel documents that cannot be reissued prior to the scheduled departure date [1]. For jury duty, notice must be received after the purchase of the certificate [1]. This does not appear in these excerpts — check the full policy.

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[1] Virginia Surety Company, Inc. · AL · SERFF ASPX-134994137 · form COVERED EXPENSES · p. 9
Documentation of the scheduled wedding and its cancellation must be provided[;][.]]  [You[ or Your Traveling Companion] are required to serve on a jury during Your Trip dates or are served with a court order to appear during Your Trip dates as a witness in a legal action in which You[ or Your Traveling Companion] are not a party (except law enforcement officers). Notice must be received after the purchase of this Certificate[;][.]]  [You[ or Your Traveling Companion] are a victim of Physical Assault after the purchase of this Certificate. The Physical Assault must be substantiated by a police report[;][.]]  [a documented theft of Your[ or Your Traveling Companion’s] (a) passports, (b) visas or (c) travel documents that are unable to be reissued prior to the Scheduled Departure Date. The theft must be substantiated by a police report[;][.]]

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