Stolen property claims
Break-ins and burglaries are unsettling, so it's good to know that State Farm® is dedicated to helping you recover from your loss quickly.
Be prepared
Document your purchases and keep an inventory to prove ownership of your personal property.
- Keep records for all items covered by your policy
- Receipts
- Photographs
- Registrations
- Warranties
- Credit card records
- Bank statements
- Create a home inventory using our Home Inventory Checklist
What should I do first?
- Report the theft to the police
- Contact your State Farm agent right away
- Review your policy, including coverages, limitations, and deductibles related to personal property
- File a claim with State Farm
How do I file a stolen property claim?
Report your claim as soon as possible.
- File online
- Use the State Farm mobile app
- Contact your State Farm agent
- Call 800-SF-CLAIM (800-732-5246800-732-5246) 24/7
How much is my property worth?
Most insurance policies provide coverage for personal property on an actual cash value basis. Some policies or endorsements provide coverage on a replacement cost basis.
- Actual Cash Value: The cost to repair or replace property less depreciation
- Replacement Cost Coverage: The cost to repair or replace the property with a comparable item or items
Got questions?
Talk to your claim associate or contact your State Farm agent.
Most insurance policies provide coverage for personal property on an actual cash value basis (replacement cost less depreciation). Some policies or endorsements provide coverage on a replacement cost basis, subject to coverage limits.