European Accident Statement Form Online
The standard accident statement form used across Europe - at home or abroad. After submitting the form, you will automatically receive the completed PDF by email.
Filling in and signing the statement does not mean you accept blame. You are only recording what happened - deciding who is liable is the insurer's job.
What is the European Accident Statement Form?
The European Accident Statement Form (also known as constat amiable) is the document both drivers fill in at the scene, anywhere in Europe, so that the insurer can process the claim. EASF is its digital version: both drivers complete their own half at the same time, each on their own phone - no paper, no printer. Once it is signed, both of them receive the same finished PDF by email, with all the data needed to file a traffic accident claim.
How does it work?
Create a session and share the link with the other driver if you want to fill it in together.
Complete all sections of the form. With two drivers, changes sync between devices in real time.
Sign the form and receive the completed PDF instantly by email.
Why use EASF?
Both drivers fill in the form simultaneously on their own devices, seeing updates in real time.
EASF works in 33 languages. You and the other driver each fill in the form in your own language, so you can handle an accident abroad - or with someone you don't share a language with - without a translator.
No fees, subscriptions or registration to create your statement. Optional paid services are available - never required.
Hit a fence, road sign or car? Use solo mode to report single-vehicle incidents - no second party needed.
Clearer than any freehand drawing: drag ready-made cars, arrows and signs onto a clear plan of the junction, road or car park.
After a crash, time matters - you act instantly, right in the browser. Nobody downloads an app or signs up, so the other driver joins in seconds, even if they've never seen EASF before. And for peace of mind, you can add EASF to your home screen and keep it close at hand.
EASF also takes care of...
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Add photos - Attach photos of the damage and the accident scene directly to the form.
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Dictate your notes - At the roadside, typing is the last thing you need. Tap the microphone and dictate your remarks about the accident - EASF transcribes them into the form in your own language. The button appears in browsers that support speech recognition.
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Locate the scene by GPS - One tap fills in where the accident happened - city, street and country - from your phone's GPS. No typing the address, no working out exactly where you are.
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100% online - The entire process is online, from start to finish. No printing or paper documents needed.
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Instant documentation - Both parties receive PDF copies immediately by email - no need to exchange contact details or wait for the post.
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PDF in any language - Download the finished statement as a PDF in whichever European language edition you need - the same document, translated - so your insurer receives it in a language they understand.
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EU standard form - EASF is the equivalent of the European Accident Statement and contains the data necessary to file a traffic accident claim. In some cases, your insurer may ask for additional documents or information.
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Faster claim processing - The digital format allows insurers to process claims immediately - no waiting for paper documents.
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No errors or omissions - The form guides you through all required fields, ensuring nothing important is missed.
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Save time on your next statement - With an optional free account, you fill in your driver and vehicle details once. Next time, EASF fills in your name, address, licence, vehicle and insurer details for you - you skip the longest part of the form and go straight to describing the accident. You can delete the saved details at any time.
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Inspection & insurance reminders - With an account, EASF emails you 7 days before your technical inspection or insurance is due - then every year, automatically. No missed deadline, no fine, no day spent driving uninsured.
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Secure and private - Data is encrypted. GDPR compliant.
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Mobile-friendly - Fill in the entire form on your phone, wherever you are. Optimised for mobile devices.
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Accessible (WCAG 2.1 AA) - Compliant with WCAG 2.1 Level AA and the EU Web Accessibility Directive (EN 301 549 v3.2.1). Supports screen readers, keyboard navigation and high contrast mode.
A sketch your insurer can actually read
Skip the shaky finger-drawing. Drop ready-made cars, arrows and signs onto a clear plan of the scene - and hand your insurer a professional accident sketch in seconds.
The document you receive
The official European Accident Statement - the form every insurer in Europe recognises. Filled in, with a sketch of the scene, the point of initial impact marked and both drivers' signatures. Below is page one of an example; the finished PDF reaches both drivers by email as soon as it is signed.
Just in case - before anything happens
Install EASF on your phone today - if you ever have a collision, the form is one tap away.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the European Accident Statement Form and when do I need it?
The European Accident Statement Form (also known as constat amiable or accident declaration form) is the standard document both drivers complete after a road traffic accident anywhere in Europe - in your home country or abroad. Filled in at the scene, it contains all the data your insurer needs to process the claim.
Can I use it for a car accident in my own country, not just abroad?
Yes. The form is the standard way to document an accident in every EU member state, whether it happens in your home country or on a trip abroad. Insurers accept the same document in both cases.
Do I need to print the form?
No. You can send the generated PDF to your insurer electronically. You can also print it if you prefer.
Is my data secure?
Yes. All connections are encrypted (HTTPS/TLS), data is stored in an encrypted database within the EU, and automatically deleted after a defined retention period. We do not share your data with third parties beyond what is necessary to deliver the service. Full details in our Privacy Policy.
Can I fill in the form alone, without the other party?
Yes. The form has a solo mode designed for single-vehicle incidents - such as hitting a fence, a road sign or a parked car. In solo mode you fill in just your side of the form and generate a PDF report for your insurer. For two-vehicle accidents the standard joint mode is recommended, where both drivers complete their sections together.
In which languages is the form available?
The form is available in thirty-three languages: English, Polish, German, Ukrainian, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Czech, Greek, Hungarian, Danish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovak, Finnish, Lithuanian, Slovenian, Estonian, Latvian, Norwegian, Serbian, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Icelandic, Albanian, Macedonian, Azerbaijani and Maltese. This is particularly useful when you have an accident abroad and the other driver speaks a different language.
What if I don't have internet access at the scene of the accident?
The application supports offline mode - you can start filling in the form even with no signal at the scene. Once you're back online, your data is synchronised and the PDF is generated.
Is the electronic signature valid?
Yes. The form includes a handwritten-style signature drawn on screen, which serves as a declaration of intent by the person making the statement. It is widely accepted by insurers across Europe as part of the accident statement documentation.
What if more than two vehicles are involved?
The form covers two vehicles (A and B). If the accident involves more than two vehicles, a separate form should be completed for each pair of vehicles involved.
Is EASF free?
Yes - filling in the accident statement form and receiving the final PDF are free, and always will be, whether you use joint mode (both drivers) or solo mode (one party). We also offer optional paid services - they are completely voluntary and never required to generate your statement.