by InsuranceReviews
reviewed:
[wpbread]

MetLife Home Insurance Login | Make a Payment

MetLife home insurance policyholders can make payments, update their policies, and view/download important account information (policy/billing documents, etc.) from the ‘eService’ portal. Online payment options include credit/debit card or electronic bank transfer. You can also make payments over the phone by calling 1-800-422-4272 (note: if you purchased your policy through an agent, call 1-800-680-3354 or your agent directly to make a phone payment). You can also access your policy via the mobile app (official download links for iOS and Android devices at the top of this page). Need to make a home claim? Scroll to the bottom of this page to learn about the different ways to report a claim. If you’re wondering how to access ‘eService,’ follow the tutorial in the section below.

How to Log In

Step 1 – You can access your account by entering your login credentials into the form on the homepage, or going directly to the ‘eService’ site by pressing the login button at the top of this page.

Note: The direct URL for eService is http://www.eservice.metlife.com/

Step 2 – Once on the eService page, enter your username and password into the sign-in form and hit the ‘Login’ button.

metlife-home-login

Forgot Password – Press the ‘Forgot username/password?’ link below the sign-in form. A pop-up form will load. Enter your email address and last four digits of your social security number to verify your identity. After verification is complete you will be able to reset your password.

metlife-home-forgot-pass

Enroll in Online Access

Step 1 – The easiest way to begin the registration process is by clicking the ‘Register Now’ link on the main homepage (link opens in new window/tab).

metlife-home-register-1

Step 2 – After clicking the registration link, a pop-up form will load. In the first section (there are four total sections), enter your first name, last name, and email address. Click ‘Next Step’ to continue,

metlife-home-register-2

Step 3 – Create your account username.

Step 4 – Confirm your identity.

Step 5 – Agree to the terms and conditions/privacy policy to complete your enrollment.

Make a Claim

Step 1 – There are several different ways to file a property/home damage claim: over the phone by calling 1-800-854-6011 (available 24/7), contacting your local agent, via fax (1-855-411-6689), or email ([email protected]). If you need to file a flood claim, call the dedicated flood damage line at 1-800-759-8656.

Share this article

Related Posts

Was this article helpful?

Protect your future. Request a free insurance quote today and save.

Evidence Checked

This piece of writing has been crafted using scientific evidence and has been composed and verified by our knowledgeable specialists team. Our group of certified nutritionists and dietitians endeavors to maintain impartiality, honesty, and to provide a comprehensive perspective on the issue at hand. Additionally, the article includes scientific citations, indicated by clickable links, which lead to peer-reviewed research papers.

insurance Editor
insurance Editor
Our editor admin of insurancereviews.org, a website that provides comprehensive reviews of insurance companies and products. He has over 10 years of experience in the insurance industry, and he is passionate about helping consumers find the best insurance for their needs.

Our editor admin of insurancereviews.org, a website that provides comprehensive reviews of insurance companies and products. He has over 10 years of experience in the insurance industry, and he is passionate about helping consumers find the best insurance for their needs.

Was the article informative and beneficial?

It's like I'm a different person!

Was the article informative and beneficial?

Article gave useful information.

Was the article informative and beneficial?

Seeking insurance information and guidance

What changes should we make?

Article's information is incorrect, unfortunately.

What changes should we make?

Article doesn't answer my question