Us Bank Property Damage Form – Fill Out and Use This PDF

Updated: Nov 10, 2026

The US Bank Property Damage Form is a vital document for homeowners working with contractors to repair property damage, ensuring that all details of the repair work are officially recorded. It outlines the contractor's bid for repair costs, confirms that a deposit has been made (if applicable), and includes sections for both contractor and homeowner to acknowledge agreement with the terms of the proposed repairs. For those looking to start repairs on their property, filling out this form is the first step. Click the button below to learn more about completing the form.

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Us Bank Property Damage Form PDF Details

When homeowners face property damage that necessitates repairs, navigating the financial and bureaucratic aspects can be as daunting as dealing with the damage itself. The US Bank Property Damage form plays a crucial role in this scenario, serving as a bridge between homeowners, contractors, and the bank to ensure that the repair process moves smoothly and transparently. This form encompasses several key elements including the contractor’s statement, a detailed section where the contractor provides their business details and affirms their responsibility for repairing specific damage to the property. It includes vital information like the U.S. Bank Home Mortgage account number, the contractor’s total bid for the repairs, and whether a deposit has been paid, alongside the requirement for the attached documentation such as the contract/bid for repairs, contractor's license, signed W-9, and proof of insurance. Furthermore, the form features a section for borrower’s acceptance of the contract, emphasizing the importance of mutual agreement and authorization between the homeowner and the contractor. This dual-part structure ensures clarity and accountability, promising a straightforward path to restoration for the homeowner while safeguarding the bank's interests by monitoring the quality and financial aspects of the repair work.

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Form Name	Us Bank Property Damage Form
Form Length	1 pages
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Avg. time to fill out	15 sec
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How to Fill Out Contractor's Statement

Contractor's Statement at a glance

What it is: Hazard Insurance Property Damage Form Contractor's Statement for a U.S. Bank Home Mortgage account.

Who signs: The contractor signs on the Contractor's Signature line. The borrower signs on the Borrower's Signature line and dates it; a co-borrower signs on the Co-Borrower's Signature line and dates it.

What to bring and attach to Contractor's Statement

Attach copy of Contract/Bid for repairs, license, signed W-9, and insurance.

A filled-in Contractor's Statement example: a contractor completes the statement

Contractor's Statement example filled out, example: a contractor completes the statement — Ana Rivera, a contractor, fills out the statement for a homeowner's claim. She was hired to repair storm damage for a bid of 8,400 and a deposit of 2,000. The picture shows the contractor's part only, and all its values are invented. The fillable form has no field for has/has not, so the example leaves both words for you to mark by hand on the form after printing it. A permit is required for the job. Nothing goes in Information Authorization because the borrower completes that section.

How to fill out Contractor's Statement, box by box

Account number, contractor and business

Enter the U.S. Bank Home Mortgage account number.

Fill in the lines after "I,", "contractor doing business as" and "address is".

The repair and the property

Fill in the line after "The undersigned further states that they have been contracted to repair the" and the line for the property located at.

Bid, deposit and permits

It is affirmed that all applicable permits will be obtained.

Enter the Contractor's total bid for repairs and the deposit in the amount; the deposit has/has not been paid, and you mark has or has not on the form.

Contractor's signature and contact

Sign on the Contractor's Signature line and enter the Date; enter the Business Contact Numbers and the Permit Required for Job.

Borrower's Acceptance of Contract and Information Authorization

This section is completed by the borrower: Borrower's Acceptance of Contract, Borrower's Signature and Date, Co-Borrower's Signature and Date if there is a co-borrower. Information concerning the claim and draw status will not be provided to the contractor unless otherwise authorized by the borrower. Note: Account information such as payment status, loan type, etc. is not included within this authorization. Only claim related information would be released if authorized. Please indicate the information you wish released, by initialing next to your selection: Authorization for contractor to request inspections; Authorization to release only claim information; Direct contractor to borrower for all inquiries.

Sources

[1] Hazard Insurance Property Damage Form Contractor's Statement, U.S. Bank Home Mortgage (the Official source link on this page).