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This really depends on the company involved. I have been in an accident where the adjuster came to my house a few days after the accident and cut me a check right there he printed off of a mobile printer. The main factor in time is who has to inspect the vehicle and make any determinations of fault or coverage. Once all the details are sorted out, getting a check is usually a 1 week process.
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