Pages explained
This webpage is your complete guide to understanding the European Accident Statement. Here, we break down the purpose of each page in the form, providing clear instructions to help you navigate it with ease.
The European Accident Statement is designed to document essential details following a road accident. Each section of the form serves a specific purpose, from outlining the facts of the incident to ensuring both parties have an identical record for their insurers. By understanding the role of each page, you’ll be equipped to complete the form accurately and efficiently, ensuring a smooth insurance claims process.
First Accident Statement page
Enter your details in one column, and if another party is involved in the accident, they should provide their information in the adjacent column. If you disagree with the other party, please note this in the ‘My Remarks’ section. Both parties should sign the page and then send it to your insurance company.
First Declaration page
Complete this page as soon as possible, sign it at the bottom, and then send it to your insurance company.
Second Accident Statement page
If another party is involved with the accident, you and the other party must enter the same details as in the first page. Both sign this page, and the other party sends it to their insurance company. You may also use a version of the page in a different language, if available.
Second Declaration page
The other party completes this page as soon as possible, sign it at the bottom, and send it to their insurance company. The other party may also use a version of the page in a different language, if available.