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Resolver can help you contact Aviva to get your issue sorted. The most common types of complaints raised against Aviva include Claim, Disputed claim, and Claims.

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We are an entirely independent issue-resolution tool that enables the raising and handling of consumer issues, making complaining simpler for everyone.

Claim with Resolver

Resolver works with legal experts and trusted providers to help you claim back £1000s.

If you would like to check your eligibility and begin the claims process, simply select one of the claims we are currently supporting from the list below and the bespoke submission flow will do the rest.


How does Resolver work?
Raise a case
A Resolver case file helps you stay on top of your complaint by keeping all of your communications in one place. Use our email templates, up-to-date contact processes, reminders and the option to escalate to the regulator when the time is right.
Know your rights
Our rights guides help you stay informed about legislation and regulatory guidance across various sectors and issues. Advocate for yourself and get the support and assistance you’re entitled to from companies and regulators.
Get your voice heard
Our platform helps connect you to household names, ombudsmen and regulators - so you can be certain that you’re talking to the right person at the right time.
Join a collective redress
We work with recommended providers to help you find out if you've been overcharged, mis-sold, or are entitled to some form of legal redress. Our expertise in consumer rights means that we are leading the way in collective redress in the UK.

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