What is the insurer's time frame to pay a claim after all necessary documents are submitted?

In Arizona, the law stipulates that once an insurer receives all necessary documentation related to a claim, they are required to make a payment or provide a written explanation for any denial of the claim within 30 days. This regulation is in place to ensure that policyholders receive timely and fair treatment regarding their claims, helping to protect their rights as consumers. The 30-day timeframe is designed to encourage prompt investigation and settlement of claims, thereby supporting a more efficient insurance process. Proper adherence to this timeframe is crucial for maintaining trust and satisfaction in the insurance industry.