; certification The claims adjustment report— (A) shall be true, complete, and unredacted; (B) may not include alterations by, or at the request of, anyone other than the preparer of the report; and (C) shall include a certification, signed by the preparer, that the report does not contain any alterations described in subparagraph (B). (3) Transmittal (A) In general The claims adjustment report shall be transmitted to the insured in a manner prescribed by the Administrator that provides reasonable assurance that it was transmitted directly to the insured by the preparer. (B) Direct disclosure A Write Your Own company or direct servicing agent in possession of a claims adjustment report subject to disclosure under this subsection may transmit the report to the insured without further review or approval by the Administrator. (4) Reports covered For purposes of this subsection, the term claims adjustment report — (A) means any report or document in connection with the covered claim that is based on the on-site inspection by the claims adjustor, including any adjustment report and field report; (B) includes any draft, preliminary version, or copy of a report described in subparagraph (A) and any amendments or additions to any such report; and (C) does not include a final engineering report, as that term is defined for purposes of subsection (e). (h) Other claim-Related documents (1) Definition of claim-related document In this subsection, the term claim-related document means any document, other than a final engineering report (as defined in subsection (e)) or a claims adjustment report (as defined in subsection (f)), that was prepared for the purposes of assessing a claim for losses covered by flood insurance made available under this title, including— (A) a repair and replacement estimate or bid; (B) an appraisal; (C) a scope of loss; (D) a drawing; (E) a plan; (F) a report, including a draft report prepared based on an on-site inspection of a property conducted by a claims adjustor or engineer