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PRADHAN MANTRI FASAL BIMA YOJNA (PMFBY) - Micro Insurance

Agriculture Insurance Company of India Limited

Proposal Form for Non-Loanee Farmer - Through Micro Insurance Agent

FORM: PMFBY-PF-02

Season & Year:

Documents to be Enclosed:

1. Copy of Land document towards Insurable interest: (Land Possession Certificate / Land revenue receipt / Patta / Contract / other documents as per notification)

Pl. fill details of all the crops you wish to insure in a village in this form.

Agent Name:

Agent Id no:

Agent Address:

Ph no:

e-mail:

1. Details of Farmer:

Are You a registered Farmer with AIC: Yes No

If Yes, provide Farmer ID No.:

If not, fill Farmer Registration Form

Name:

Mobile/Phone no:

2. Notified Area Details (L4 - L7 labels to be filled in as per prevalent nomenclature in the State):

State
 District
 L2
 L3
 L4
 L5
 L6 / L7

3. Details of Crop and Area Proposed for Insurance:

Block / Tehsil / Hobli Village Survey No. Owner / Share-cropper / Tenant Crop Proposed Date / Actual Date of Sowing Area Sown in Hectares Other Crops Sown

I hereby declare that the provisions of the scheme have been read and understood by / explained to me in detail before completing the Proposal Form including Farmer Registration form. I hereby further declare that the particulars furnished above are true and correct. I have sown/intend to sow crop insured. Further, I undertake to inform the insurance company if there is change in crop and pay any difference in premium which becomes payable.

I have not submitted any other crop insurance proposal covering the above mentioned crop grown on above survey no. during the season under the Scheme either through this Bank branch / PACS or Insurance intermediary or any other Bank branch / PACS or any other Scheme or with any other Insurance Company.

Place:

Date:

Witness (for thumb impression):

Signature/Thumb Impression of Proposer

Insurance is the subject matter of solicitation

(For use by Intermediary)

*Total Sum Insured not to exceed Rs 1,00,000.00

Prohibitions of Rebates: Section 41 of the Insurance Act provides as follows:

1. No person shall allow, or offer to allow, either directly or indirectly as an inducement to any person to take out or renew or continue an insurance in respect to any kind of risk relating to lives or property in India any rebate of the whole or part of the commission payable or any rebate of the premium shown on the policy except such rebate as may be allowed in accordance with the published prospectus or tables of the insurer.

2. Any person making default in complying with the provisions of this section shall be punishable with fine, which may extend to five hundred rupees.

GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETION OF THE FORM

1. Only one proposal form to be filled up for all the crops proposed to be notified in a survey no.

2. Please complete the Proposal Form in all respects. The proposal should be signed by the proposer and all documents as mentioned above enclosed.

3. Insurance is a contract of Utmost Good Faith requiring the Insured not only to disclose all material facts but also not to suppress any material facts. If you think any fact is material, please disclose it.

4. The Insurance shall become voidable at the option of the Insurer, in the event of any untrue or incorrect statement, misrepresentation, non-description or non-disclosure in any material particular in the proposal form/personal statement, declaration and connected documents, or any material information having been withheld by the proposer or any one acting on his behalf.

5. Kindly contact AIC’s Offices or its authorized Agents for any doubts or clarifications on the proposal form.

NOTE: The liability of AIC does not commence until this proposal has been accepted by AIC and the premium is paid. The detailed terms and conditions are printed at the back of Acknowledgement.

Acknowledgement (PMFBY)

Date:

Received Rs. (Rupees only) towards consideration as Farmer’s share of Premium from Mr. / Ms.

Son/Daughter/Wife of Shri , cultivator of

District of State/UT, having Bank Account No. in Bank Branch, towards coverage of crops in total land of Hectares for a Sum Insured of Rs. during Season of year under Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna (PMFBY), vide Cash/Cheque/DD No. dated drawn on Bank, subject to realization.

Broker/Agent Name:

Address:

(Authorized Signatory)

Please preserve this Acknowledgement for future use

Details of remittance of premium

Notified Area Crop Area insured (ha) Sum insured (Rs) Farmers Premium Rate (%) Farmer’s Premium (Rs) DD / Cheque no. Dated Drawn on (name of bank)

Terms and Conditions (To be printed on back of Acknowledgement)

1. The coverage under PMFBY will be strictly as per operational guidelines framed DAC&FW, GOI and the notification issued by the state government for the relevant season.

2. The proposer shall submit only one proposal form for a season. He further agrees to limit total Sum Insured to Rupees one lakh for the season.

3. The proposer shall disclose all material facts. Any discrepancy discovered later may lead to cancellation of insurance cover and forfeiture of premium. Material facts for this purpose will include but not restrict to facts relevant to crop insured, season insured, notified area insured and insurable interest.

4. The Insurance company reserves the right to reject this proposal if it is not signed / not completely filled / required documents in support of insurable interest are not enclosed / full share of farmer’s premium is not paid.

5. The insurance cover may be cancelled if it is discovered at any time that:

a. The farmer has insured more area than the land possessed by him

b. Has taken insurance on the same land in the survey no. from different banks/branches/society or as loanee as well as non-loanee farmer.

In above cases the premium would not be refunded.

6. Proposer undertakes to inform the insurer in the event of any change in crop, extent of area sown, bank account and insurable interest within one week.

7. Insurance company reserves the right to reduce claim proportionately, if area insured is more than area sown.

8. Proposer undertakes to inform insurance company within 48 hours of occurrence of loss caused due to perils mentioned in the scheme in case of localized calamity/post-harvest losses.

9. Proposer undertakes to assist insurance company and its loss assessors in every manner.

10. Payment of claim under prevented sowing will lead to cancellation of policy and no further claim will be paid.

11. If required, at the time of claim, if any, the insured may be required to submit identity and address proof.

12. Proposer undertakes to submit discharge certificate before receipt of claim.

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What the Crop Insurance Application Is and When It Applies

A Crop Insurance Application is the formal enrollment document used to request federal or private crop insurance coverage for a specific crop, acreage, and policy period. It identifies the producer, legal entity, insured acreage, crop type, coverage level, unit structure, and any acreage reporting or prevented planting elections. Federal programs are administered through approved agents under the Risk Management Agency (RMA); private policies follow insurer-specific forms. Completed applications create the contractual basis for premium calculation, loss adjustment, and policy terms once accepted by the insurer.

Why a Complete Application Matters for Coverage and Claims

A correctly completed Crop Insurance Application establishes the insured risks, coverage limits, and responsibilities of both producer and insurer in clear, recordable terms. It reduces disputes at loss adjustment and ensures timely premium assessment.

Why a Complete Application Matters for Coverage and Claims

Who Typically Prepares and Signs This Application

Producers, licensed crop insurance agents, and farm managers prepare the application; agents submit it to the insurer or federal program administrator.

  • Small and family farms: single-producer signature and agent confirmation of acreage and practice details.
  • Agribusiness and cooperatives: designated signatory or authorized agent signs for multi-owner operations.
  • Lenders and designees: may be listed for lien or payoff notifications and receive copies for loan collateral.

Third parties such as lenders, crop adjusters, or legal representatives may also review or sign when authorized by the insured party.

Primary Sections to Expect on a Professional Crop Insurance Application

A comprehensive application organizes core data into discrete sections so underwriters and adjusters can verify coverage quickly. Typical sections cover parties, policy details, acreage, unit structure, premium and payment instructions, and required attachments such as maps or prior-loss statements.

Producer Details

Legal name, tax ID or SSN, contact information, and entity type to establish the insured party and billing recipient.

Policy Selection

Risk program, coverage level, deductible, and insurance plan (e.g., MPCI, CRC, or enterprise options) that define benefits and exclusions.

Acreage and Units

Field-level acres, practice codes, unit structure (basic, optional, enterprise), and planting dates used for premium and loss calculations.

Premium & Payment

Premium amount, subsidy details if applicable, payment method, and any lender billing or escrow instructions.

Supporting Attachments

Maps, planting reports, prior-year yields, and any required affidavits that substantiate acreage and production history.

Signatures & Declarations

Signature block(s), date, and declarations certifying truthfulness; may include agent attestation and optional notarization.

Step-by-Step: Completing the Crop Insurance Application

Follow these core steps from data entry to submission to ensure the application is accepted and effective.

  • 01
    Collect Documents: Assemble maps, yield history, identification, and prior policy info.
  • 02
    Enter Policy Data: Fill producer, crop, acreage, and coverage selections.
  • 03
    Review and Sign: Confirm details, sign electronically or on paper.
  • 04
    Submit to Insurer: Agent or producer files application with insurer or RMA.

Typical eSubmission Flow for a Crop Insurance Application

Electronic filing replaces or complements paper workflows; these sequential actions describe a common eSubmission path.

  • Prepare Document: Populate the application form and attach supporting files.
  • Place Fields: Add signature, date, and conditional fields where needed.
  • Authenticate Signers: Use email link, SMS code, or higher-level identity checks.
  • Transmit Record: Send to insurer; capture audit trail and confirmation.

Recommended Digital Workflow Settings for Online Submission

Configure eSubmission settings to balance ease of signing with acceptable identity proofing for the insurer and regulatory requirements.

Field Configuration
Authentication Method Email link with optional SMS OTP
Conditional Fields Show fields based on coverage or entity type
File Attachments Require maps and yield history in PDF
Audit Trail Capture IP, timestamp, and signer email

Platform Capabilities to Support eSigning and eSubmission

Use a platform that supports secure eSignatures, audit trails, and common file formats to simplify acceptance by insurers and agents.

  • File Formats: PDF, DOCX supported
  • Integrations: Integrates with CRMs and cloud storage
  • Authentication: Email, SMS, and advanced options

Common Pitfalls to Avoid When Preparing the Application

  • Entering inconsistent producer names across supporting documents, which can cause underwriting holds or rejection during verification.
  • Failing to attach required maps or yield history, leading to incomplete applications and delayed premium calculation or coverage determinations.
  • Using incorrect crop codes or unit structures that misstate risk exposure and produce incorrect premium or coverage amounts.
  • Missing signature dates or using initials where full signatures are required, which can invalidate the application or delay processing.

Security and Compliance Elements to Look For

Encryption: TLS 1.2/1.3 in transit; AES-256 at rest
Audit Trail: Detailed signer actions and timestamps
HIPAA Support: BAA available when required
Access Controls: Role-based permissions and SSO
Regulatory Certs: SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001
PDF Integrity: Tamper-evident signing and logs

Consequences of Incorrect or Late Applications

Coverage Denial: Loss of claim eligibility
Premium Adjustment: Back-billing or higher rates
Claims Delay: Extended processing times
Contract Rescission: Policy voided for material misstatements
Financial Penalty: Fines or reduced indemnity
Legal Exposure: Civil or administrative action

Practical Tips for Accurate and Efficient Completion

Apply consistent data-entry standards and confirm supporting evidence before submitting the application to reduce rework and expedite acceptance.

Use Verified Identity Documents
Match producer names and TINs to IRS records or title documents to prevent backup withholding or identity-related processing holds.
Standardize Crop Codes and Units
Select USDA crop codes and unit structures per insurer guidance to ensure proper premium calculation and unit eligibility.
Attach Clear Supporting Files
Provide legible maps, planting reports, and yield history in PDF format to avoid application rejections for insufficient documentation.
Retain Complete Audit Records
Keep signed copies and audit trails for the full retention period to support claims, audits, and regulatory reviews.

Timing Considerations and Typical Deadlines

Deadlines vary by crop, county, and insurer; missing a sales closing or acreage reporting date can affect eligibility for coverage or claims.

Sales Closing Date:

Varies by crop and county; check your agent

Acreage Reporting:

Typically within 15 days after final planting

Premium Payment:

Due per policy schedule to maintain coverage

Late-Filing Window:

Some programs allow limited late enrollments

Policy Effective Date:

Coverage begins on the specified effective date

Key Processing Milestones From Application to Policy

A sequential view of major milestones helps producers and agents track progress from submission to active coverage.

01

Application Submission

Producer or agent files application with insurer or authorized provider.

02

Underwriting Review

Insurer verifies data, supporting documents, and eligibility for selected plan.

03

Premium Assessment

Premium and subsidy calculations are finalized and billed to the producer.

04

Policy Activation

Policy becomes effective once payment and insurer acceptance are complete.

How the Crop Insurance Application Differs from Related Forms

Compare this application with similar documents to choose the correct form and avoid duplicate filings or missed requirements.

Criteria Crop Insurance App Acreage Report
Purpose insurance enrollment acreage verification
Filing Timeframe before sales closing after final planting
Notarization rarely required rarely required
Attachments maps, yield history planting evidence

Real-World Examples of Digital Application Use

These user experiences illustrate how digital signing and centralized records simplified enrollment and compliance for different organizations.

Optica Ventures LLC

The interface is simple and easy-to-use for our team.

  • Agent processed multiple county enrollments in a single batch.
  • Improved turnaround reduced paperwork time and allowed faster confirmation of insured acreage across several projects.

Fertility Centers of Illinois

The airSlate SignNow team has been exceptional and responsive.

  • Integrated API automated record storage.
  • Centralized digital archives made compliance reviews straightforward while preserving audit trails for underwriting and regulatory requests.

eSignature Pricing and Feature Comparison Relevant to Crop Insurance Workflows

Compare core pricing and capability criteria for common eSignature vendors; signNow appears first per product data and includes plan-level options to fit different volumes and compliance needs.

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Starting Price $8/user/mo $15/user/mo $14/user/mo $19/user/mo $15/user/mo
Free Trial 7-day free trial Varies Varies Varies Varies
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No

Frequently Asked Questions About the Crop Insurance Application

Answers to common questions about signing, submission, and compliance for crop insurance enrollment.


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