19 May 2025
Life Insurance Corporation of India also known as LIC is the largest Life Insurance Company in India and remains the pillar of Financial Security for millions of families today. The main purpose of Life Insurance Policies is to provide Financial Security. Whenever a family member dies, on whose life a Life Insurance Policy has been purchased from LIC, an important form 3788 has to be filled during the Death Claim Process.
In this article of Jeevan Bima Bazaar, we will get detailed information about LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788. We will know what this form is, what is its importance, how to fill this form etc. Also, PDF file and sample file of this form are also being shared. So let's start this important information.
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788
Whenever there is a need to make a Death Claim in LIC Policies, LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 is used in all Death Claims. The form number of this form is "3788" and the claim form code is "A1". This form is also called "Agent's Confidential Report for Death Claim". This form plays an important role in determining the validity of LIC's Death Claim.
Who Fills Form No. 3788
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 A1 should be filled by the Agent selling the Life Insurance Policy. This is because that LIC Agent has all the information available from the issuance of the policy to the Death of the Policyholder. That Agent better understands the Financial Conditions, Habits and Insurance Selling objectives of his Deceased Policyholder. Therefore, it is best to get the LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 filled from such an Agent.
But if for some reason that Agent is not available, then in such a situation this form can also be filled by any other Agent of LIC. Provided that this New Agent knows the Deceased Policyholder and his policy well.
Importance of LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788, also known as “Agent’s Confidential Report”, plays a very important role in ensuring the Death Claim. The importance of this form of LIC can be understood from the following points.
Authenticity of the Claim:
The main purpose of LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 is to ensure that the Death Claim is correct and authentic. LIC Agents, who know the policyholder and his family for a long time, confirm it through this form. This form helps LIC to ensure that there is no fraud or incorrect information in the Death Claim.
Confirmation of the Identity of the Deceased Policyholder:
Since the LIC Agent acts as a bridge between the Corporation and the Policyholder, when he writes the answers to the questions asked in the form, it becomes easier for LIC to identify the Deceased Policyholder and trust the claim of its Agent. As a result, LIC finds it easier to take a final decision for the Death Claim.
Ascertaining the Cause of Death:
The LIC Agent mentions the cause, place and circumstances of the death of the Deceased Policyholder in this form. If the death is due to an accident, illness or any other special circumstance, all such information is recorded in this form. This information helps LIC to understand whether the Death Claim is valid as per the policy rules or not.
Reducing the Possibility of Fraud:
The most important challenge in the LIC Death Claim Process is to take the right decision for the Death Claim while avoiding all types of fraud. The corporation completes the investigation process based on whatever information is given to the corporation by the Agent through this form. Therefore, it is also the moral responsibility of the Agent that if he suspects fraud in the Death Claim, he should clearly highlight that suspicion in the form.
Why is LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 important
It is very important to fill and submit LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788 as it helps in maintaining transparency in the Insurance Claim Process. The LIC Agent is the link in this Death Claim Process which is well known to both the corporation and the family of the Deceased Policyholder. Due to which this form becomes the basis of trust for both.
Now if this form is not completed and submitted or the agent gives incomplete and wrong information in this form, then the chances of delay or rejection in the Claim Process increases to a great extent. Therefore, our suggestion would be that in case of Death Claim, fill this form on time and correctly and submit it to the Branch Office of the corporation.
Download LIC Form No. 3788
By the way, when the nominee submits the information of the death of the policyholder to the Branch Office of LIC, then the corporation itself gives this form along with other forms. But keeping in mind your need and convenience, we are sharing the official PDF file of LIC Death Claim Form No. 3788. You can download this form by clicking on the button below and use it whenever needed.
How to fill LIC Form No. 3788
In the LIC Death Claim Process, it is very important to understand the purpose of the questions asked in the form before filling it. So that you can answer every question accurately. So let's now understand how to fill LIC death claim form no. 3788.
As soon as you open LIC Form No. 3788, you first see "Form No. 3788" written on the right side of the form and just below it is the claim form "A1". In the head section of the form, first of all you have to write the name of the Divisional Office of the concerned Branch Office.
After this you will have to write the Policy Number and Name of the Deceased Policyholder. For this, we suggest that you check the Policy Bond and based on that enter this information in the form. Now after doing all this, the main questions of the form come, so let's now understand all the questions and their possible answers one by one.
Question 01 (a): Is it within your personal knowledge that the above-named life assured is dead?
Answer: Through this question LIC wants to know from the Agent whether the LIC Agent has personal knowledge about the death of the policyholder or not. Because LIC wants to ensure that whatever information is being given by the agent in this form is reliable or not.
The answer to this question can be written as "Yes" or "No". But our suggestion for you would be that if you do not have complete information about the death of the policyholder, then do not fill this form. First assess everything closely and then fill this form only when you are satisfied. Remember, if you answer this form in "No", then this form itself may become invalid.
Example: Yes
Question 01 (b): Date of death
Answer: Here LIC wants to know the date of death of the Deceased Policyholder from you to confirm the Death Claim so that it can confirm it with the documents submitted by the nominee or claimant. Therefore, you should write the Date of Death keeping in mind the Death Certificate.
Example: 15 December 2024
Question 02 (a): What information have you been able to Place of death
Answer: Through this question, LIC wants to know from you where according to you the deceased policyholder died. Here you should write the Full Name and Full Address of the Place of Death of the policyholder.
Example: Deen Dayal Hospital, Pandeypur Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Question 02 (b): Obtain regarding the date, place, cause and Cause of death
Answer: With the help of this question, LIC wants to get clarity of death so that LIC can confirm the death claim as per the rules of the policy. Therefore, you should answer this question by giving the above information about the death briefly but with complete clarity. While writing the answer to this question, our advice to you would be to check the Death Certificate, Post-mortem Report and Form No. 3784.
Example: Death occurred due to heart attack on 15 December 2024 at Deen Dayal Hospital.
Question 02 (c): Circumstances of the death? Circumstances
Answer: LIC wants to understand the real circumstances of death so that there is transparency in the decision of Death Claim. To answer this question also, our suggestion would be that you write a short answer after checking other related documents and mention only the actual events.
Example: Your answer can be something like this:
- The deceased's health suddenly deteriorated at home and he was declared dead on reaching the hospital. Or
- He died in a road accident while going to work.
Question 03: From what sources have you obtained this information and are you satisfied that it is reliable?
Answer: LIC wants to get the answer to this question to verify the Death Claim, ensure the scope of investigation and take a final decision for the Death Claim. So here my suggestion would be to mention only reliable sources in the answer to this question and assess the reliability.
Example: The answer to this question can be written like this
- I have made enquiries with the Neighbour of the Deceased Policyholder and I am satisfied with its authenticity.
- The information has been obtained from the records of the family of the deceased and the hospital. I am satisfied with its authenticity.
Question 04 (a): Can you personally certify that the deceased is the person whose life was assured by the above-mentioned Policy?
Answer: LIC wants to ensure the identity of the correct person in the Death Claim through this question. So you should write "Yes" in the answer to this question. Because if you have any doubts here then you should not fill this form, if despite this you make a mistake then your agency can be terminated.
Question 04 (b): Have you any reason to think otherwise?
Answer: It is true that by looking at the LIC Policy and the Death Status you understand whether the related death is claimable or not. However, I also believe that if the death is not claimable then you yourself would not fill this form.
Here through this question we want to understand from you whether according to you the death is claimable or not. So answer this question with complete honesty and its answer should be no.
Example: No, I have no reason to think otherwise.
Question 05: Have you any suspicion of fraud or personation, or any reason to think that the claim is not bonafide in every respect?
Answer: We suggest you that if you feel that the Death Claim Process is being done with the intention of defrauding the corporation, then you should not get involved in any such activity at all and if you believe the claim is completely correct then answer this question with “No”.
Example: No, I do not suspect any fraud or misrepresentation.
Question 06: Have you any other information to give or remarks to make in connection with the claim?
Answer: Through this question, LIC wants to ensure that if the agent has any information which is important for the Death Claim and can play a role in deciding the Death Claim, then it should get that information from the agent.
So if you have any such information then write it down otherwise write “No” in the answer of this question.
Precautions for Form No. 3788
- Before filling this form, you should get detailed information about all the causes of death of the deceased policyholder.
- After self-assessment, write the answers to all the questions asked in the form in an unbiased manner.
- Write the answers to all the questions with complete clarity.
- Use a good quality pen with blue or black ink to fill the form. Do not use different pens while filling the form.
- While filling this form, do check other medical documents, certificates and write your answers keeping uniformity.
- After filling the form completely, enter the signature and other information at the appropriate place.
Sample File of Death Claim Form No. 3788
Through this article, we have tried to present the complete information about filling the form in the simplest form. But it is possible that when needed, when you have to fill the actual form, you may have a problem understanding any question. So to help you in such a situation in future, we have prepared a sample file of this form with dummy data. You can download it by clicking on the button given below.
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Learn How to Fill Form 3788 from the video
This form of LIC plays an important role in Death Claim, so it is very important to have complete information about this form. I am sharing a video so that you do not have any confusion, our suggestion would be that before filling the form, watch this entire video carefully once.
18 May 2025
The basic purpose of Life Insurance Policies is to provide Financial Security to the family. But it is a very difficult time for every family when a family member leaves this world forever. In such a difficult time, family members should control their emotions and pay attention to Financial Issues as soon as possible without any delay. Especially when a Life Insurance Policy has been purchased on the life of the deceased member.
Life Insurance Policies become a financial savior for the future of the family in such difficult times. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) strives to provide financial assistance to the families of its Policyholders through the Death Claim Process.
Completing LIC Form No. 3784 is an important step in the LIC Death Claim Process. It is important to fill this form correctly so that the claim process can be completed quickly and the Death Claim can be paid easily. In today's article of Jeevan Bima Bazaar, we will get all the information about LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 in great detail.
What is Death Claim Form No. 3784
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 is an important document for the Death Claim Process. This form is used to certify the claim after the death of the policyholder. This form is filled by the doctor or medical attendant who last treated the policyholder or declared him dead. This is why LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 is also called "Medical Attendant Certificate".
Importance of Death Claim Form No. 3784
LIC's Death Claim Form No. 3784 is an important document and plays a vital role in understanding the actual cause of death. Through this form, the corporation gets help in understanding the cause of death of the deceased policyholder, the duration of the illness, habits like addiction etc. and many other important things.
With the help of the information given in this form, LIC tries to understand:
- Whether the policy was purchased within the period of illness or not.
- Whether the revival of the policy has taken place within the period of illness.
- Whether any fraud is being committed for the purpose of obtaining the claim of the life insurance policy.
- Whether the deceased policyholder was a victim of drug addiction and the cause of death was his habit.
- etc.
Who will Fill the LIC Form No. 3784
LIC Form No. 3784 should be filled by the doctor or medical attendant who was treating the policyholder just before his death or the doctor who declared the policyholder dead.
In many cases, the policyholder may have been ill for some time or for a long time and he consulted a doctor for the treatment of his illness. If the deceased policyholder was in this condition, then this form should be filled by the doctor who had treated him the last time.
In many cases, it may also happen that the policyholder dies suddenly and when the family members contact the doctor, the doctor declares him dead. In such a case, this form should be filled by the doctor or medical attendant who has declared the policyholder dead.
PDF file of LIC Death Claim Form 3784
When the Nominee or Claimant submits the information of death to the Home Branch of LIC after the death of the policyholder, then with this submission, the corporation registers the Death Claim and gives the necessary form through the Indian Postal Department or other official means. This form of LIC is also with all other forms. But keeping in mind your convenience, we are sharing with you the official PDF file of LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784. You can download it by clicking on the button given below and use it.
Get Branch Office Details
While filling this form of LIC, you have to enter the name and branch code of the home branch or service branch of LIC. Home branch is called that branch office of LIC from where the Life Insurance Policy was issued. But in some cases it may happen that the policyholder has got his Life Insurance Policy transferred to another branch office during his lifetime. In such a situation, the new branch office where the policy reaches after transfer is called the Service Branch.
The Name, Address and Code Number of the LIC Branch Office is recorded on the original Policy Bond and Premium Receipt of the Life Insurance Policy. But despite this, keeping your convenience in mind, a link button is being shared with you below. You can get complete information about any branch office of LIC by clicking on this link.
How to Fill LIC Form Number 3784
Here you have to understand that the form number of this form is 3784 and the claim form is written B. Let us now understand in detail how to fill this LIC form.
As soon as you open this form, first there is the head section of the form. In the head section, the Branch Office is written first and right after this, in the blank space, you have to write the name of the branch and the code number of the branch.
Now after the above, the Policy Number and the Name of the Deceased Policyholder have to be written in the head section of the form itself. For this, our suggestion would be to write the Name and Policy Number recorded in the Policy Bond.
Now after this, different questions are asked in the form. So here we are sharing with you each question and their possible answers and suggestions one by one.
Question 1: What was the full name, address and occupation of the deceased?
Answer: Since this form is filled by a doctor, LIC wants to know from the doctor what was the full name, address and occupation of the deceased according to him. The purpose of this question is to ascertain whether the person for whom the death claim has been submitted and the person who died are the same person or not.
The doctor should check the hospital documents and cross-check the details of the deceased before answering this question. In many cases, there may be a difference in the name etc. due to negligence or some mistakes. My only suggestion for such cases is that it is best to enter the name etc. as per the documents of the deceased policyholder, provided there is no possibility of fraud in any way.
Question 2(a): His apparent age at the time of death, as could be judged
Answer: Since this question can be answered on the basis of estimation, yet we would suggest that this answer is also best written on the basis of the date of birth recorded in the policy bond.
Question 2(b): Was he related to you and if yes, how?
Answer: If the doctor or medical attendant who is filling this form is a friend, relative or family member of the Deceased Policyholder, then the relation has to be mentioned here, otherwise the answer to this question can be written as "No".
I think through this question LIC wants to understand how much the information given in the form can be trusted. Often some people may give wrong or incomplete information for the benefit of close ones.
Question 2(c): Description of any marks or physical peculiarities noticed by you for purposes of
Answer: In the answer to this question you have to write information about the physical features and birth marks of the Deceased Policyholder.
Question 3(a): Time of death
Answer: The doctor should give the exact time of death of the deceased policyholder keeping in mind the hospital documents. It would be better to write the answer for this time keeping in mind the post mortem report (if any).
Question 3(b): Date of death
Answer: It would be appropriate to answer this question also on the basis of hospital documents. If post mortem has been done then it would be appropriate to investigate it.
Question 3(c): Place of Death (Give exact address)
Answer: The answer to this question may be different in different death cases. In such a case, if the policyholder died in the hospital then the doctor should submit the details of his hospital. But if the policyholder had died before reaching the hospital then in such a situation he should write in the answer to this question that the death had occurred before reaching the hospital.
Question 04(a). What was the exact cause of death? (Besides defining the disease or other cause of death in such terms as you consider appropriate kindly add the distinctive technical name)
Answer: Here the doctor has to state the actual cause of death mentioning medical reasons. If the policyholder died due to any disease then the doctor should give the name of the disease and technical details. But if the policyholder died due to accidental reasons then the doctor should mention all the causes accurately. The doctor should take care that the details given by him are in accordance with the official medical documentation.
Example: Generally death due to heart related problems is known as heart attack but in the answer to this question the cause of death will be "heart failure" and its technical name will be "acute myocardial infarction".
Question 04(b). Was it ascertained by examination after death or inferred from symptoms and appearance during life?
Answer: The answer may vary from death claim to death. In some cases post mortem may be done after death, while in many cases when the policyholder died due to some common disease or other common causes then post mortem is not required. So if the cause of death is revealed by the post mortem report then state it clearly. But if the cause of death is revealed by the symptoms of the disease then state it.
Question 04(c). How long had he been suffering from This disease before his death?
Answer: Through this question, LIC wants to know in detail about the disease and the duration of the disease of the deceased policyholder. To write the answer to this question, we would advise you to check the medical documents once. If you have the exact data available, then the date of first diagnosis of the disease and the date of last treatment should be noted. If the treatment of the disease was going on for a long period and the exact data is not available, then note the approximate period (for example: heart disease was treated 6 months ago).
Question 04(d). What were the symptoms of the illness?
Answer: While answering this question, the doctor should mention all the symptoms that the deceased policyholder had during the illness and it is better to use medical terminology in its explanation.
Example: Severe chest pain, difficulty in breathing, excessive fatigue and sweating, irregularity in blood pressure
Question 04(e). When were they first observed by the deceased?
Answer: Since in most of the cases the doctor does not know the patient personally, in such cases the doctor meets a patient only during his treatment. Hence we would suggest you to note the recorded date of commencement of treatment (which is available in the records) here. If the date is not clear, then an approximate time can also be written.
But in such cases, when the doctor knows the deceased policyholder personally or was the family doctor of the deceased policyholder, then you should specify precisely when you knew the deceased policyholder.
Question 04(f). What was the date on which you were first consulted during the illness?
Answer: The doctor should clearly write the date when the treatment of the deceased policyholder was started.
Question 04(g). Did you attend him during the whole of its course? If not, state during what period.
Answer: If you treated the deceased policyholder from the time symptoms of the disease started till the last breath, then you should answer this question as "Yes". But if not, then you should state for how long you treated him.
Question 05(a). Were his habits sober and temperate?
Answer: Through this question, LIC actually wants to know from the doctor whether the deceased policyholder was a narcotic or had some habits that were harmful to his health or caused his death.
So before writing the answer to this question, our advice to you would be that you should write the answer to this question in an unbiased manner. The answer to this question will determine whether the death is claimable or not. If according to your knowledge, the deceased policyholder was a narcotic or had some such habit that caused his death, then the answer to this question should be "no". Otherwise, the answer to this question should be "yes".
Question 05(b). Have you any reason to suppose or to suspect that disease was in his case caused or aggravated by intemperate habits?
Answer: If you are answering "NO" to Q. 05(a) above, you should furnish the relevant details. But if you are answering "YES" to Q. 05(a) above, you should write "NO" in answer to this question.
Question 06. What other diseases or illness (i) preceded (ii) or co-existed with that which immediately caused his death?
Answer: Here LIC wants to know what health problems the deceased policyholder had before death or what diseases he was suffering from. So if you, as a doctor, have treated the patient, then provide details of it.
It is also possible that in some cases the policyholder may have died before reaching the hospital. In such a case, if you do not have specific information in this regard, then you should write in the answer to this question - "No information in this regard"
Question 06. Give history of such disease or illness stating:
- Date when first observed?
- By whom treated?
- By whom history reported to you?
Answer: Question number 6 is in two parts. In this second part, LIC wants to know that if the deceased policyholder had any health related problem or disease, then when did that problem or disease come to your notice. After this you have to tell what was the name of the treating doctor, so here you have to write your name. After this you have to tell who informed about the disease, so if the patient (deceased policyholder) himself told the problem then write his name otherwise write the name of the person from whom you got the information about the disease.
Question 07(a). Was the deceased treated during his last illness by any other medical practitioner/s or in any Hospital before you were consulted? If so, please state their names and Addresses
Answer: In many cases it has been seen that the patient is being treated in a hospital. But when he does not get better or his health condition worsens, then that hospital refers the patient to another hospital. Later that patient dies there.
There can be different possibilities in different cases. But I want to focus your attention on the main topic. Now you can be any doctor in the above possibility. So if the patient was transferred from your hospital to some other hospital, then you have to write the full name and address of that next hospital.
But if the patient was transferred to you, then you have to write the full name and address of the previous hospital. If this is not the case, then "no" can be written in the answer to this question.
Question 07(b). Did any other Medical Practitioner/s attend on him in consultation with yourself. If so, please state their names and addresses
Answer: In some cases it is possible that during the treatment of the patient, you as a doctor may have consulted another doctor or other doctors may have been associated with you in the medical process. If this is the case then the names and addresses of the other doctors concerned will have to be written. If this is not the case then the answer to this question can be written as "No".
Question 08(a). Were you deceased’s usual Medical Attendant?
Answer: Through this question LIC wants to know from you (doctor) whether you were treating the Deceased Policyholder for a long time. If yes, then you should answer this question in "Yes" and if not, then you should answer this question in "No".
Question 08(b). If so, for how long?
Answer: If you have answered "Yes" to Question No. 08(a), you must mention for how long you were treating the Deceased Policyholder. You should check the patient's documents while writing this answer.
But if you have answered "No" to Question No. 08(a), you should write "Not Applicable" in answer to this question.
Question 08(c). If not, please state name and address of his usual Medical Attendant
Answer: If the answer to Question 08(a) is "No", then you have to tell which doctor was treating the Deceased Policyholder earlier. In such a case, it is possible that you know about him and it is also possible that you do not know about it.
If you know about the regular doctor of the Deceased Policyholder, then write his full name and address. But if you do not know about him, then you can give this information by asking the nominee of the policy or you can also write that "I do not know about the regular doctor of the Deceased Policyholder."
If you write the information by asking the nominee, then write the information in the form as follows - "Name and address of the regular doctor as per nominee ___"
Question 09. When and for what ailments did you treat the deceased during the three years preceding his last illness?
Answer: There can be two possibilities here in different cases. The first possibility can be that you have never treated the deceased policyholder before and he has never contacted you before. If this is the case, then it would be appropriate for you to write "I have never treated anyone before" in the answer to this question.
But if you have treated the deceased policyholder in the last three years, then it becomes necessary for you to give information about this. In such a situation, you should mention the name of the disease, date of treatment and method of treatment in the answer to this question.
Example: Insulin and related medicines were given on 20 January 2022 to treat diabetes, antihypertensive medicines were given to control high blood pressure on 15 March 2023.
Question 10. Was any Inquest or formal Inquiry held regarding the death or was a Post Mortem Examination of the body made? If so by whom, and what was the result or finding?
Answer: If a formal examination or postmortem of the deceased policyholder has been done, then write in detail by which institution or person and what was the result. If there was no postmortem, then answer this question as "NO".
Question 11. Have you any other information to give or remarks to make in connection with this claim concerning deceased's ailments, habits, mode of living etc.?
Answer: There can be two possibilities here. The first possibility is that you knew the deceased policyholder very well and the second possibility is that you did not know him. Hence the answer for these two possibilities will be different.
If you knew the deceased policyholder well then your answer can be something like this: "The deceased policyholder lived a modest and simple lifestyle, he did not consume any kind of intoxicants. He was generally in good health but suffered from problems like diabetes and hypertension and to the best of my knowledge he was getting regular treatment for the same from Dr. X of so and so hospital."
If you did not know the deceased policyholder well then your answer can be something like this: "We have very limited information about the lifestyle of the deceased. To the best of my knowledge he probably used to smoke cigarettes. However, there is no evidence of any specific intoxicant habit during the last illness."
Please Note: I have written all the answers to the above questions at my own discretion and this is for the purpose of understanding the form as a trainer. While this form should be written by a doctor using medical terms.
We also want to make it clear here that this form is very important and completely affects the death claim. So it is very important to be fair and give accurate information while filling this form. This information should be taken as an understanding only. We will not be responsible in any way and for any consequences. So use your discretion while filling or getting the form filled.
Precautions to take while filling Form 3784
The following precautions must be taken while filling LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784.
- This form must be filled by the doctor or medical attendant who last treated the policyholder before death or declared him dead.
- All the questions asked in the form must be answered with complete fairness, accuracy and clarity.
- While filling the form, one should use a good pen with blue or black ink and the form should not be filled with different pens.
- While answering all the questions in the form, one must check the relevant documents. While writing all the information, it is advisable to take the help of important documents like Patient Documents, Post-Mortem Report, Death Certificate issued by the hospital.
- After filling the form, it is necessary to give signature, seal and other relevant information at the appropriate place.
Sample File of Death Claim Form No. 3784
Through this article, our effort has been to give you complete information about filling the form. But if you are an LIC agent, then you may get confused due to many reasons in the Death Claim Process. Therefore, we have prepared a sample file of this form with dummy data.
You can download this sample file of LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 by clicking on the link button below and use it to get help in filling the official form.
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Information about Filling LIC Form 3784 in video
However, in this article, we have given complete information about filling LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 in detail and have also shared a sample PDF file. I am confident that my effort will prove beneficial for you.
Since this form plays a very important role in the Death Claim Process. A small mistake can complicate your claim and can also get it rejected. Therefore, to understand the form better, we have prepared a video. I suggest you watch this entire video carefully once before filling the form.
Conclusion
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3784 is a very important form and plays an important role in the decision of the Death Claim. Through this article, we have tried to provide all the information related to Form No. 3784. An attempt has been made to explain in detail the way to answer each question, the responsibility of the doctor or medical attendant and the importance of this form in the Claim Process.
I hope our effort will prove helpful to you. But still it is possible that you may have some questions in your mind. If yes, please write your questions in the comment box of the above video or in the comment box of this article.
16 May 2025
The most difficult time for any family is when a family member leaves the family forever. This is a blow that is very difficult for me to describe in words. In such difficult times, as much as it is difficult for any person to control his emotions, it is also important to ensure Financial Security. Life Insurance Policies become very important in such times to make the family's future financially strong.
Through various articles of Jeevan Bima Bazaar, we are trying to make the Death Claim Process extremely simple and clear for every needy. That is why through this article today, we are going to present detailed information about a form used in the death claim process of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), called Form No. 3816.
In this article, we will go through all the important information related to this form in detail, so that LIC Agents, Policyholders and their family members do not face any problem in the Death Claim Process. We are trying to make sure that after reading this article, you feel empowered for this process and feel confident that you can easily complete this entire process on your own.
LIC Death Claim Form 3816
LIC Form No. 3816 or 3816-B1 is a very important form used in the Death Claim Process of LIC. This form of LIC is also known as Certificate of Hospital Treatment. This form is also used for almost all types of Death Claims. In cases of Early Death-Claim, the corporation definitely demands this form.
Actually this form is filled by the hospital where the deceased policyholder was last treated or where he was declared dead. Since this form is necessary for hospital-related treatment and medical evidence related to death, it is called Certificate of Hospital Treatment. Since this form plays an important role in establishing the authenticity and validity of the Death Claim, the corporation demands it in almost every Death Claim.
PDF file of LIC Death Claim Form 3816
After the death of the policyholder, the nominee mentioned in the Life Insurance Policy or his legal heir has to submit a written intimation of death to the home branch of LIC (from where the policy was issued). After receiving the intimation, LIC registers such Death Claim and issues the necessary Death Claim Forms and Guidelines to the nominee or claimant.
One of these important Death Claim Forms is LIC Form No. 3816 (Certificate of Hospital Treatment). Usually, the necessary Forms and Guidelines are sent by LIC to the nominee within a few days of submitting the Death Claim Intimation through Indian Post or other official means. These Forms have to be filled carefully and submitted following the Guidelines issued by the corporation.
Although the corporation itself sends this form a few days after giving the Death Claim intimation, but keeping in mind the convenience of the Nominee and the Claimant, we are providing the facility to Download LIC Form No. 3816 here. You can download it and use it in the Death Claim Process.
Importance of LIC Form No. 3816
Form No. 3816 (Certificate of Hospital Treatment) is a very important form in the Death Claim Process of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC). This form is filled and certified by the hospital where the policyholder was undergoing treatment just before death or where the policyholder was declared dead. This is a form that proves helpful in establishing the validity of the Death Claim.
Let us understand why Form No. 3816 is used in the Death Claim Process of LIC:
- Proof of Death: This form is filled by the hospital. The hospital submits the details of the deceased's disease, duration of illness, treatment and cause of death through this form on the basis of its records. Based on this proof, LIC gets a lot of help in taking an accurate decision for the Death Claim.
- Medical Records: The form contains information related to the details of the disease, period of treatment and exact cause of death. Which makes the claim process transparent.
- Authentic Document: Since this form is filled by the hospital, it is accepted by the corporation as an authentic document. As a result, this form ensures reliability and transparency in claim settlement.
- Simplifying the Claim Process: Once the nominee or claimant gets this form authenticated by the hospital, he does not have to face many additional legal complexities.
- Dispute Resolution: On the basis of Form No. 3816, LIC can verify the authenticity of the Death Claim, which can lead to quick settlement of the death claim without any dispute.
How to Fill Form No. 3816:
If you are a Nominee or Claimant, then our advice for you would be that you should not fill this form yourself. Because all the information given in it is according to the hospital records. So if you make the mistake of filling this form yourself, then there can definitely be a mistake, which can result in a hindrance in your death claim process. Therefore, our advice for you would be to get this form filled from the concerned hospital only.
If you are an LIC Agent, then our advice for you would also be that you should not fill this form yourself. But it is important for you to understand this form better so that if needed, you can advise the concerned hospital to fill this form. So let us now understand how to fill this form.
Before starting the information here, my advice would be that all the information here is being given in English, so it is possible that you may have some confusion regarding the questions and answer given in the form. In such a situation, our advice to you would be that by clicking on the button "Read in Hindi" given at the top of this article, you can try to clear the related confusion.
Head of LIC Form No. 3816:
As soon as you start the form, first of all you have to write the Name of Your Branch Office. Here you have to write the name of the LIC branch office from where the LIC policy was purchased. If the policy has been transferred to another branch, then the name and code of the new branch has to be written.
Now you may have a question in your mind that how to get the Name and Code of the LIC Branch Office. So for this you can take the help of the original Policy Bond or Premium Receipt. The Name and Code Number of the LIC Branch Office is written on the Policy Bond and Premium Receipt of LIC.
Now you have to write the Policy Number and the Name of the Deceased Policyholder. Both these information are also available on the Policy Bond and Premium Receipt of LIC Policy.
Question 1: What was the full name, age, address and occupation of the patient as per Hospital records?
Answer: Here the hospital has to tell what was the Full Name, Age, Address and Occupation of the Deceased Policyholder as per their records. Generally, when a person is admitted to the hospital or is undergoing treatment, the hospital itself keeps all this information of its patient in its records.
In some cases, the hospital may not have the details of the Policyholder's Occupation. In such a case, if you want, you can enter the data yourself by telling his occupation, or the hospital can write here that this record is not available in their documents.
Question 2: What was the date of his admission into the Hospital?
Answer: Here LIC wants to know that if the Policyholder was admitted to the hospital, then when was he last admitted as per the hospital records.
The thing to be noted here is that in some cases the patient has died before reaching the hospital. In such cases, it may be appropriate to write the date on which the patient was examined by the doctor and declared dead. However, it should be written in brackets that the death had occurred before reaching the hospital.
Question 3: Under whose treatment was the patient before he was admitted into the Hospital? If the patient has brought a letter or a note from any Doctor at the time of admission, kindly furnish us with a certified copy thereof.
Answer: Through this question, LIC wants to know for how long the treatment of the policyholder was going on. So that it can be ensured that the policy has not been purchased or revived during the illness period.
Now the hospital should check its records and ensure whether the policyholder was treated in the hospital before being admitted. If yes, then give its details. In many cases, the patient was undergoing treatment from some other hospital earlier, so if the hospital has information in this regard, then it must be given in the form and if evidence is available, then it should be submitted.
Question 4: What at the time of admission, was?
- the nature of his complaint?
- the duration of the complaint as reported by him?
Answer: Here two questions are asked. Through the first question, LIC wants to know what health problem the policyholder was reporting when he was admitted to the hospital. For example: stomach ache, breathing problem, etc.
In the second question, LIC wants to know for how long the policyholder was suffering from the above problem as per the hospital records. So the hospital can fill the answers to both these questions as per its records.
Question 5(a): What was the exact history reported by the patient at the time of admission? (Dates, duration of the ailments, the symptoms narrated etc. to be given)
Answer: The answer to this question may be different for different patients. The hospital has to tell all the dates when the policyholder was admitted, the duration for which he was admitted and the symptoms of the policyholder's illness as per its records.
Question 5(b): Was the history reported by the patient himself or by someone else?
Answer: The hospital should tell whether the patient told all his problems himself or by someone else.
Question 5(c): If the history was not reported by the patient himself, the name and relationship of the person who reported. Was the patient present at that time and was he conscious?
Answer: In many cases, the patient is not in a position to tell his problem himself. If the patient has given the details of his problem himself, then the name of the patient should be written. But if someone else has told about his health, then the name and other details of the concerned person should be presented. Along with this, the actual condition of the patient at that time should also be told.
Question 5(d): To whom was the history reported and by whom was it recorded?
Answer: Here the name and details of the doctor or staff of the hospital who recorded the details of the policyholder at the time of admission have to be given.
Question 5(e): Is the Doctor, to whom the history was reported/who had recorded the history, still with the Hospital, and if not, what is his present address?
Answer: This question requires the name and address of the doctor or staff who recorded the illness and other details of the policyholder. If at the time of filling up the form this person is not employed in the hospital and the hospital has a record of that person, the hospital should still record the details of that person in the answer to this question.
Question 6: What was the diagnosis arrived at in the Hospital?
Answer: The hospital records the answer to this question as per its records.
Question 7: Was there any other disease or illness which preceded or co-existed with the ailment at the time of the patient's admission into the hospital? If so, what was it? Please give details stating:
- History reported
- Date when first observed by the patient
- By whom treated?
- By whom history was reported? (If not by the patient himself, please indicate if it was in his presence and to his knowledge)
- By whom the history was noted and recorded? (If the doctor is not with the Hospital at present, please give his present address)
Answer: In many cases, some patients are admitted to the hospital due to one major problem, but they may also be suffering from some other diseases. If this is the case with the deceased policyholder, then the answers to the above questions should be written as per the hospital records and if this is not the case, then "Not Applicable" should be written in the answers to these questions.
Question 8: What was the date of his discharge from Hospital?
Answer: The answers to this question may also vary in different cases. Some patients die during treatment itself. So after death, when the body is handed over to the family, that date should be written here. In some cases, the patient is discharged after being considered healthy, but dies a few days after reaching home. So in such cases, the date on which he was discharged should be noted here.
Question 9: What was his condition when he was discharged?
Answer: If the patient was in a normal state of health at the time of discharge but needed treatment, the hospital fills in the details according to the patient's condition. If the patient's body was handed over after his death, then the answer to this question should be "deceased".
Question 10: Was he treated in the Hospital on any previous occasion either as an inpatient or an outpatient? If so, please state:
- Date of the first admission or first-time treatment as an outpatient.
- Date of discharge and condition on discharge.
- Nature of ailment.
Answer: Sometimes a patient is undergoing treatment for some illness normally, later he is admitted when his health condition deteriorates. If this is the case, the hospital notes the answers to the above questions as per its records, otherwise no is written in the answers to these questions.
Precautions for LIC Form No. 3816
Generally, when the treatment starts in the hospital, the patient has to give his name, address and other information, but in many cases it has been seen that the exact information of the patient is not available in the hospital records. This happens because the patient gives all his information in an approximate manner in the hospital, in some cases this mistake is also made by the hospital staff.
For example, a person named Ramesh Kumar Soni, his age is 25 years and he lives in room number 215, opposite Sanskrutik Sankul, Hukulganj Varanasi. But after the death claim, when this form is filled by the hospital, then it is found that in the hospital records his name is Ramesh Kumar, age 23 years and address is written as Hukulganj.
Now if the hospital gives such incomplete information as per its records, then it can be a big hurdle in the death claim process. Therefore, our suggestion for you would be that while taking this record from the hospital, definitely check it with the original documents of the policyholder. Otherwise the claim process may get delayed and in some cases it may even get rejected.
Our suggestion for hospitals is that this form is very important for the life insurance death claim process and decision. Hence, you must fill in all the details of the deceased correctly. If there is any error mentioned above in your records and you feel that it is actually the hospital's fault or if you feel that it is just a mistake in entering the data, then it is best to provide the correct information. Provided there is no discrepancy between your records and the information given in the form and the hospital's intention should not be fraudulent in any way.
Sample File of LIC Form No. 3816
Although this LIC form is filled by the hospital, there is not much need for a sample file of this form. But if you are working as an agent in LIC, then in some cases you may need it. So keeping in mind your need and convenience, we are sharing the Sample File of LIC Form No. 3816. You can download it and refer to it for guidance whenever needed.
Take the Help of an Expert
Though we have given complete information about filling LIC Form No. 3816 in great detail with the help of this article. But this topic and its possibilities are very wide. The answers to each question may be different in different death cases. So if you are a common man and are struggling to complete the Death Claim Process, then our suggestion for you would be that you must take the advice of an expert to complete this process.
Only experienced agents of LIC have detailed information about the LIC Death Claim Form, so for this form you should contact an experienced agent near you. If you are not able to find any agent in this regard, then we are sharing a link button below for you, you can contact your nearest LIC agent by clicking on it.
Learn how to fill Form 3816 from the video
LIC's Form No. 3816 plays an important role in the decision of Death Claim. On one hand, it makes your Death Claim very easy, on the other hand, it can also lead to the rejection of your Death Claim. Although, an attempt has been made to clarify a lot through this article, but despite this, we would suggest you to watch the entire video shared below carefully once before starting this process. While doing this, also prepare important notes, so that there is no error during the process.
Conclusion
LIC Death Claim Form No. 3816 is a very important document for the Death Claim Process of Life Insurance Policies. Therefore, it is very important to take care of accuracy and authenticity while filling this form, because the information given in this form can directly affect the decision of your Death Claim.
Through this article, we have given information about filling this form in great detail, along with this I have also told what precautions you should take while filling the form. Apart from this, a sample file with dummy data has also been given, so that you have a better understanding while filling the original form.
Since there are many technical and formal aspects while filling this form, so if you are a common man then our advice for you would be to take expert advice before starting this process. By doing this, not only will your Claim Process be simple but it will be suitable for you to avoid any error in the claim process.
We hope that our efforts will prove helpful for you in understanding LIC Death Claim Form Number 3816. But if you have any questions in your mind, you can ask your questions in the comment box of the above video or in the comment box of this article.
15 May 2025
When a family member departs from this world, the pain of his departure is unbearable for the family. Now, if that member had bought a life insurance policy on his life, then in such a difficult time, the family has to go through the necessary documentation processes while maintaining their mental balance with understanding. One of the most important processes among these necessary processes is the death claim process for the life insurance policies of the deceased member.
Within a few days of the submission of the Death Claim Information in LIC Policies, the Corporation issues some Important Guidelines and Forms to the family through the Indian Post or any other official means. Despite this sad and difficult time, the family members have to follow the guidelines issued by the corporation and it is also necessary to complete all the Death Claim Forms.
Among the Death Claim Forms offered by LIC, there is a very important form whose Form Number is 3785. This is a Form that is used for almost all types of Death Claims. So through today's article of Jeevan Bima Bazaar, we will learn in detail about filling this form of LIC.
What is LIC Form No. 3785
LIC Form No. 3785 is a very important form, which is used to complete the Claim Process after the death of the Policyholder in the LIC Policy.
In other words, after the Death of the Policyholder in the LIC Policy, the Nominee mentioned in the Policy or legal heir has to submit a claim to receive the Sum Assured of the Life Insurance Policy. To file this claim, LIC Form No. 3785 also has to be filled and submitted to the concerned Branch Office of LIC.
How to Get LIC Form No. 3785
Immediately after the Death of the Policyholder, the Nominee mentioned in the Policy or claimant submits a written notice of the Death of the Policyholder along with the Official Death Certificate to the Branch Office of the corporation. LIC registers the Death Claim as soon as it receives this information and sends necessary Guidelines and Various types of Death Claim Forms to the Nominee or Claimant to start the Death Claim Process through Indian Post or any other official medium.
The Nominee or Claimant has to follow all the Guidelines received from LIC and fill all the Death Claim Forms and submit them again to the Branch Office of the Corporation. Many types of Death Claim Forms are received from LIC to complete the Death Claim Process. One of these forms is Form 3785.
Download LIC Form No. 3785
Although LIC itself gives this form to the Nominee or Claimant. But keeping your convenience in mind, we are sharing the PDF file of this form with you. You can download this PDF file by clicking on the button given below and can use this form to complete the Death Claim Process by getting it printed.
Who Fills Form No. 3785
LIC Form No. 3785 is also called "Certificate of Identity and Burial or Cremation". This form is filled by a person who has no blood relation or close relationship with the Deceased Policyholder. The person filling this form should be literate and should know the deceased policyholder well.
Apart from the above, the most important thing is that this form can be filled only by the person who should be present at the time and place of the last rites of the deceased i.e. cremation or burial.
Things to Keep in Mind While Filling the Form
LIC Form No. 3785 should be filled very carefully, as this form plays an important role in the Death Claim Payment. While filling the form, many important things should be kept in mind, so that there is no interruption or delay in the Claim Process. Let us now know what important things should be kept in mind while filling this form.
Fill Accurate and Clear Information:
Name, Address, Date of Birth or Age, Policy Related Information has to be given in LIC Form No. 3785. All this information should be given keeping in mind the information given in the Policy Documents and other Documents like ID Proof, Address Proof and Bank Account.
Remember, a small mistake or ambiguity made by you can also lead to the Death Claim being Rejected or LIC may ask for some other documents from you.
Use of Pen:
Before starting to fill the Form, make sure that the pen with which you are going to fill the form is working properly. Always use a blue or black ink pen to fill the form and ensure that the ink does not spread while writing on the form. Do not use pencil or red/green ink while filling the form.
Only an Authorized Person should Fill the Form:
Above, it has been explained in detail who can fill this LIC Form, so keep in mind that this form should be filled by the person mentioned above. Different handwriting in the form can hamper your Death Claim.
Check the Documents:
While filling out LIC Form No. 3785, information about two individuals becomes essential: first, the person who is filling out the form and second, the deceased policyholder. Generally, supporting documents of the person filling the form are not explicitly required at the time of filling or submission. However, we strongly recommend that the claimant (the person who is filling out the form) fills the form based on accurate answers and refers to the following documents related to both themselves and the deceased policyholder. This will help ensure smooth verification in case any documents are requested by LIC in the future.
- Death Certificate
- Policy Bond
- Identity Card and Address Proof
- PAN Card
Sign at the Right Place:
The person who fills this form also signs at the required places given in the form. So the signature should be clear and same at all the required places given in the form.
We would advise that every effort should be made to get this form filled by a literate person only, so that there is no problem in the Claim Process in future. But if this is not possible at all, then in such a situation this form can also be filled with the thumb impression of an illiterate person. Provided that this form is filled by another person (witness) in his presence.
When this form is filled by an illiterate person, his thumb impression is taken at all the necessary places. Along with this, it is very important to get the signature of the person who has filled this form as a witness. Keep in mind, if needed, LIC can verify both these people.
Double Check Before Submitting the Form:
After completing all the LIC Death Claim Forms and before submitting them to the LIC Branch Office, our advice would be to check this form once thoroughly. It would be better to keep a photostat copy or scanned image of all the completely filled forms with you.
Take Expert Help:
Through this article, we are presenting complete information about filling this form of LIC. But this form is very important in the Death Claim Process, even a small mistake can cause delay in your claim or your claim can also be rejected due to this.
So our advice to you would be to fill this form in the presence of an expert. Keeping your convenience in mind, I am sharing a link button below, you can get information about the expert LIC agent of your area by clicking on it.
How to fill LIC Form No. 3785?
Filling LIC Form No. 3785 is an important task in the LIC Death Claim Process. This form should be filled carefully and with accurate information. So that the Death Claim is approved without any hindrance. Complete information about how to fill this LIC form is being presented in a step-by-step manner. All the questions in LIC Form No. 3785 are shown in bold letters below and the details are given below.
- Deceased Policyholder Details: In this form, the details of the deceased policyholder are given first. First of all, you have to write the name of the deceased policyholder and his Policy Number in this form.
- Full Name of the Deceased: Here you have to write the Full Name of the Deceased Policyholder. Write the name of the policyholder as per his Life Insurance Policy.
- Full name of the Father of deceased: Now you should write the Name of the Deceased Policyholder's Father on the basis of his Aadhaar Card, School Certificate or any other document which is to be submitted with the Death Claim Form.
- How long was the deceased known to you: In this answer, you have to tell how long you knew the deceased policyholder. So, actually write the time you knew the deceased policyholder. This answer should be approximate but verified. It should not be caught in the investigation that you did not live in that area in the past and you have included those days here.
- Was he related to you: The answer to this question can be friend, neighbor or no. Since the condition of this form is that this form should not be filled by the blood relatives and close relatives of the deceased, so this can be the best answer to this question.
- Date and time of death: Before writing the answer to this question, you should check the Official Death Certificate and match it with the truth. If both of these are correct then only the form should be filled. If both are correct then the answer to this question should be given with an estimate. That means write the date clearly but write the time with the word approximately, like around 5 p.m.
- Cause of death: The answer to this question is also given in the Official Death Certificate, so check the Death Certificate and match it with reality. If both are correct then write the cause of death on the basis of Death Certificate only, otherwise do not fill the form.
- Place of death: The answer to this question is also given in the Official Death Certificate, so check the Death Certificate and match it with reality. If both are correct then write the place of death on the basis of Death Certificate only, otherwise do not fill the form.
- Duration of illness: If the Deceased Policyholder was ill for some period, then according to your knowledge what was the duration of his illness, you have to tell. In case of accident, the answer can be written as he was not ill or died immediately. The answer to this question can be different in different situations.
- Describe any distinctive mark or physical peculiarity of deceased: Here you should write any Birth Mark on his body if you remember it or in the answer to this question you should write - "I do not remember any identifying mark of the deceased", it would be better to ask the family members for the identifying mark and then write it down.
- Was he tall, short or medium in height: It is appropriate to answer this question according to the physique of the deceased policyholder. The best answer to this question is "average height".
- Was he stout, thin or medium in Build: It is also appropriate to answer this question according to the physique of the deceased policyholder. However, the best answer to this question is "average".
- Approximate age at death: Before writing the answer to this question, you should check the policy bond and death certificate of the deceased policyholder. The policy bond contains the Date of Birth of the Deceased Policyholder. The estimated age of the deceased policyholder should be calculated from this date of birth.
- Deceased's occupation immediately prior to death with address of the employer, if any: The answer to this question may be different for different people. If the deceased was running his own business, then the details of whatever work he was doing should be written and the complete address of his workplace should be noted. But if he worked in a company, then his position in the company and the complete address of the company should be written.
- Deceased's Previous occupation with address of employer, if any: If you know that the deceased policyholder was doing some other work apart from the above mentioned occupation during his lifetime, then in such a situation, the details of the work just before the above work should be written along with his address. If this is not the case, then you should write in the answer to this question - "I have seen the deceased doing only the above mentioned business or work."
- When did you last see him alive: This question has to be answered on your own. You should write the date when you last saw the deceased policyholder alive. If the date is not clear, write the date using the words "approximately" or "probably".
- Did you see the body after death: If you saw the body of the deceased policyholder in open form, then answer yes, otherwise write no.
- Was the body buried or cremated: Answer this question according to the actual situation.
- Time and Date of burial or cremation: The date should be written clearly in the answer to this question, but it is better to write the time with the word "approximately".
- Name and address of the place of burial/cremation: Wherever the deceased policyholder was buried or cremated, the name and full address of that place should be written clearly.
- Were you present at the disposal of the body: Remember, the answer to this question should always be yes. If the answer to this question is written as "no" then the claim process may get disrupted. The second important thing is that if you write the answer to this question in the wrong way in yes and it is found to be wrong during investigation, then the corporation can also take legal action against you.
- Are you aware that the deceased's life was insured with corporation: Since this question represents the current situation, so in the present situation when you are filling this form, you know that there is a life insurance policy on the life of the deceased. Therefore, the answer to this question should also be written in yes.
After filling the above details carefully, you should put your signature in the appropriate place on the form.
Download LIC Form No. 3785 (Sample PDF with Dummy Data)
If you are working as an Agent, CLIA or Development Officer in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), it is important that you have the correct information about filling up LIC Form No. 3785. Since this form plays a very important role in death claims, it is very important to have a practical knowledge of it for the correct guidance of the claimant.
Keeping this requirement in mind, we have prepared a sample file with dummy data for you. I am sure that this sample file will not only be helpful in your training and guidance, but will also serve as a reference tool for you when you are explaining the death claim process to your policyholders.
Click on the button below to download this sample PDF file.
Conclusion
LIC Form No. 3785 is a very important document for death claim. This LIC form should be filled with utmost care and accuracy. We are confident that the guidelines, step-by-step process and sample file of this form given in this article will not only give you practical information about filling this form but you will also be able to understand how the Claim Process can be made more simple.
I also believe that this article of mine will serve as a training medium for LIC agents, development officers and CLIA, on the other hand, it will also prove helpful in providing better service to your customers. We would suggest that you save this article and also share it with your colleagues, so that you and your colleagues can get the benefit of it when needed.
Complete Information About Filling Form No. 3785 (in video)
It is very important to fill LIC Form No. 3785 very carefully. Because even a small mistake in this form can slow down or even reject your claim process. For more clarity of this form, we are sharing a video with you and want to emphasize that before starting the process of filling the form, watch the entire video carefully. Note down the important points and then start filling the form.