How to request loss runs from National Casualty Company
National Casualty Company. Checked October 6, 2026.
Steps
- 1
Gather your details
Named insured exactly as on the policy, USDOT and MC numbers, policy number(s) and the policy periods you need (usually the last 3–5 years).
- 2
Create a signed request
Use our free generator — it prefills your company from FMCSA and adds National Casualty Company as the recipient. Download the PDF or copy the text.
- 3
Send it to the email trucking agencies use
lossruns@nationwide.com — Agency-tested loss-run email. Source: a licensed trucking agency's working list (Oct 6, 2026), not National Casualty Company's own site.
- 4
Follow up
National Casualty Company doesn't publish a turnaround on the pages we checked — follow up if you haven't heard back, and start 60–90 days before renewal.
Loss-run contacts
Agency-tested: these contacts come from the working list of a licensed trucking agency (Oct 6, 2026), not from National Casualty Company's own site. If a request bounces, tell us below and ask your agent.
✉️ email
lossruns@nationwide.comAgency-tested loss-run email
Agency-tested From a licensed trucking agency's working list, Oct 6, 2026. Not from the insurer's own site.
📠 fax
(480) 483-6752Agency-tested fax
Agency-tested From a licensed trucking agency's working list, Oct 6, 2026. Not from the insurer's own site.
Agency-tested contacts: a licensed trucking agency's working list, added Oct 6, 2026.
Official pages checked: none captured yet · checked 2026-10-06
If you're the insured
- Make the request in writing and sign it as the named insured (an owner or officer). The letter generator prepares one for National Casualty Company.
- Send it to the agency-tested contact on this page, or ask your agent to send it for you.
- Many insurers release loss runs only to the named insured or the agent of record.
If you're the agent of record
- Agents of record can usually request loss runs directly, through the insurer's agent portal or their service contact.
- For prior insurers where you aren't the agent of record, send a request signed by the insured. The letter generator prepares one per insurer.
- Agents can use this page and the letter generator free.
Request template
Want it pre-filled with your company and policy numbers, signed and as a PDF? Use the free letter generator →
Subject: Loss runs request – [Insured legal name] – USDOT [USDOT #] [Insured legal name] USDOT: [USDOT #] | MC/Docket: [MC/MX # if any] LOSS RUNS REQUEST TO: NATIONAL CASUALTY COMPANY Please forward to me a currently valued record of losses paid/incurred for the following policies: Policy Number(s): [Policy number(s) – required] Policy period(s): [Policy periods] Please show the losses by policy and by year, including liability, cargo and physical damage (last 5 years, or the full history with your company). If there were no losses, please confirm "no losses" in writing. I will need this information as soon as possible. Please FAX or EMAIL this information to: FAX: [Fax number] EMAIL: [Email address] I am an authorized representative of the named insured and authorize release of this information to the contacts above. Signature: ______________________ Print Name: ______________________ Title: ______________________ Date: __________
Tips
- Request loss runs from every insurer you had in the last 3–5 years — liability, cargo and physical damage can be with different companies.
- Ask for currently valued reports; many underwriters want them dated within 30–90 days of the quote.
- Sign on company letterhead when you can; many insurers will only release loss runs to the named insured or agent of record.
- Start 60–90 days before renewal and keep a copy of every request you send.
FAQ
How do I request loss runs from National Casualty Company?
Send your signed request to the contact on this page. It comes from a licensed trucking agency that uses it (Oct 6, 2026), not from National Casualty Company's own site. Include your legal name, USDOT/MC, the policy number(s) and policy periods.
What should I include?
Named insured exactly as on the policy, USDOT and MC numbers, policy number(s), policy periods, the years you need (usually 3–5), where to send the report, and a signature from an authorized person.
How long does it take?
National Casualty Company doesn't publish a turnaround time on the official pages we checked. Request 60–90 days before renewal and follow up if you haven't heard back.
Can someone request them for me?
Yes. Your insurance agent can request them with your signed authorization, or, if they are your agent of record, directly. Agents can use this page and the letter generator free.
Other insurers
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