Grievence Officer and Complaint Mechanism
At Vedant Insurance, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of customer service.
If you have any queries, concerns, or grievances related to our services, policies, or support, you may reach out to our designated Grievance Officer. We ensure every complaint is addressed promptly, transparently, and effectively.
Grievance Officer Details
Name: Mr. Ramesh Shrivastav
Designation: Grievance Officer – Vedant Insurance
Email: support@vedantinsurance.com
Working Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Complaint Filing Process
If you face any issue with our services, you may follow the steps below to lodge a formal complaint:
1. Step 1 – Contact Customer Support
Before filing a grievance, customers are encouraged to contact our support team for quick resolution.
Email: support@vedantinsurance.com
Response Time: 24–48 working hours
If the issue remains unresolved, proceed to Step 2.
2. Step 2 – Lodge a Formal Grievance
You can register your grievance with the Grievance Officer using the following details:
Email your complaint to support@vedantinsurance.com
with the subject line:
“Grievance – <Your Policy ID / Name>”
Mention the following in the complaint:
Full Name
Contact Number
Policy Number (if applicable)
Detailed description of the issue
Any documents/screenshots supporting your claim
Acknowledgement Time: Within 48 hours
Resolution Time: 7–14 working days depending on complexity
3. Step 3 – Escalation (If Unresolved)
If you are not satisfied with the resolution provided by the Grievance Officer, you may escalate the matter to the higher authorities within Vedant Insurance.
A dedicated senior review team will evaluate your complaint and respond with a final resolution.
4. Complaint Tracking
Once a grievance is submitted, you will receive a unique complaint reference number on email.
You may use this number to:
Track the progress of your complaint
Request updates
Provide additional information
5. Transparency & Fair Handling
Vedant Insurance ensures:
Fair and unbiased investigation of complaints
Confidential handling of customer information
Timely closure of grievance cases
Documentation of every step for audit and compliance purposes
6. Final Resolution
A complaint is considered resolved when:
The customer receives a written response
Necessary corrective actions are completed
The customer acknowledges the resolution or no further dispute is raised within 14 days
