Not strictly true mate. I agree 12 days is more than long enough to wait but they do state in their policy:
" If we confirm that it can't be repaired, we will call you to discuss and agree a valuation, within 2 working days."
Have they given you an agreed valuation yet if so they shoud have asked for the following documents
"If your car is a write-off / total loss and we have agreed settlement, we will issue a payment within 5 working days. You will need to send us the documentation listed"- Vehicle Registration Document (Log Book)
- Current MOT Certificate (if applicable)
- Service documents
- Current Certificate of Motor Insurance
- Details of any finance agreements (if applicable)
- Please contact the Finance Company to authorise them to discuss settlement with us.
- Copy of your Driving Licence (photo card and paper section)
- Original purchase receipt
- All keys
If they have or haven't agreed a valuation with you yet i would get on the phone and get one and a payout date. remember and get the "phone monkey's" name and extension number and note the time of your call.