Many claimants take two or three advances over the life of a case. Here's how repeat funding works.
There's no rule against taking multiple pre-settlement advances on the same case. Each new advance is underwritten separately and adds to the total payoff at settlement.
Most claimants who take repeat advances start with a smaller amount, then come back later as new financial needs arise (medical bills, rent shortfall, ongoing lost income).
Each new advance must fit within the case's expected recovery. As cases develop, expected recovery can grow (additional medical documentation) or shrink (liability problems), affecting available amounts.
There's no penalty or extra fee for repeat funding. The same process applies — fast underwriting, same-day decisions in most cases.
AARC tracks your overall funding cap to make sure repeat advances don't outpace your case's ability to repay.
Call (800) 297-3834 or apply online for a repeat advance.
