If the Company is unable to determine the amount of loss or damage, what may it require from the Insured Claimant?

When a title insurance company is unable to determine the amount of loss or damage, it may require the insured claimant to furnish a signed proof of loss. This document is crucial as it serves as a formal declaration from the claimant regarding their claim, including a detailed account of the loss and the amount being claimed.

By providing a signed proof of loss, the claimant helps the insurance company assess the validity and extent of the claim, which in turn facilitates the claims process. The signed proof acts as a critical piece of evidence, allowing the insurer to grasp the specifics of the situation and establish a basis for any potential payment or action.

The other options do not align with standard practices in the claims process. While withdrawing a claim or assigning it to a title agent might be possible, they do not directly address the need for substantiating the claim through documented proof. Similarly, pursuing rights against the seller or grantor may be a separate legal action but does not directly aid the insurance company in evaluating and processing the claim for loss or damage.