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supporting documents

Supporting documents are documents supplied for an insurance claim to provide information or evidence of the facts relevant to the claim.

In plain English

These are the papers or files sent in with a claim to back up what is being stated. They give information or proof about the facts that matter for that claim.

In context

Here, "supporting documents" names the documents supplied with the claim that provide information or evidence about the relevant facts.

Situation
Submitting claims, evidence, estimates, and following claim status
What it communicates
names the documents used to support the claim

Meaning limits

The term itself does not show whether the supplied documents are sufficient, accepted, or conclusive for the claim.

Examples

“Her insurance claim listed the stolen items, and the supporting documents showed when she bought them.”

Core meaning

“She sent the supporting documents with the claim.”

In context