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M-W, F 0800-1700
Th 0800-1500

Client Services Division - Claims Office

Army JAG Corps

I Corps (Forward) Headquarters and US Army Japan
Office of the Staff Judge Advocate
Client Services Division
Claims Office

Army JAG Corps

Recipient of the US Army Judge Advocate General's Excellence in Claims Award for FY2007

Mission

The mission of the Claims Office is to provide superior claims service pursuant to AR 27-20 by:

Adjudicating Personnel/Household Goods Claims;
Investigating Tort Claims;
Asserting Affirmative Claims;
Processing SOFA Claims; and
Assisting with UCMJ Article 139 Claims.

Publications and Resources

Negligence
Power Surge
Full Replacement Value
Depreciation
Memo for Claimants - Processing Guidelines and Procedures
DD Form 1842
Claim for Loss or Damage to Personal Property Incident to Service (May 2000)
DD Form 1844
List of Property and Claims Analysis Chart (May 2000)
Missing Items Statement and Example
Repair Estimate Requirements
List of Repair Shops (Updated Jan 2006)
Electronic Items Packet (Updated Jan 2006)
Electronic Items Repair Form (Updated Jan 2006)
Computer Repair Form (New Bilingual Form - Updated Jan 2006)
Affirmative Claims
Article 139 Claims

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