Coverage Status: Usually Covered
It depends on the details of the incident. State Farm's coverage for theftvaries based on your specific policy terms, coverage types, and how the incident occurred.
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Home burglary while on vacation, $25,000 in electronics and jewelry stolen
State Farm paid full claim minus deductible. Having photos and receipts for items was essential for quick approval.
Coverage Rate
90%
claims approved
Processing Time
7-14 days
average claim resolution
Typical Deductible
$500 - $1,000
for most policies
Claim Support
1-800-SF-CLAIM
24/7 dedicated line
Industry Context: State Farm, founded in 1922 and headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois, serves 87 million policies. Their 90% approval rate for theft claims is above industry average.
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Check My State Farm PolicyBased on recent data, State Farm pays an average of $15,000-$35,000 for theft claims, though amounts vary significantly based on damage extent. The 90% approval rate indicates most valid claims are covered. Your deductible (typically $500 - $1,000) will be subtracted from the payout.
State Farm typically processes theft claims within 7-14 days. Emergency situations may receive expedited service within 24-48 hours. You can track your claim status through statefarm.com or by calling 1-800-SF-CLAIM.
State Farm requires: 1) Detailed photos/videos of damage, 2) Official reports (police, fire dept, etc.), 3) Receipts for damaged items, 4) Proof of ownership for high-value items, 5) Contractor estimates for repairs. Submit via the State Farm mobile app for fastest processing.
Premium increases vary by state and claim history. First-time theft claims typically result in 10-20% increases. Multiple claims within 3 years may lead to 25-40% increases or non-renewal. State Farm's Claim Rate Guard (if purchased) can protect against first claim increases.
1) Ensure safety and call 911 if needed, 2) Document everything with photos/video, 3) Prevent further damage if possible, 4) Call State Farm at 1-800-SF-CLAIM, 5) Keep all receipts for emergency repairs, 6) Don't dispose of damaged items until adjuster approves.
Yes, if your home is uninhabitable due to covered theft, State Farm's Additional Living Expense (ALE) coverage typically pays for temporary housing, meals above normal cost, and other necessary expenses. Coverage limits are usually 20-30% of your dwelling coverage.