You must turn your plates into the Department of Motor Vehicles. You will then get a receipt called FS6T. This you need to give to your insurance agency as proof that the vehicle is off the road. At this time your coverage can be canceled.
Yes, you have a grace period of approximately five days depending on the insurance company, however, there may be a late fee charged.
If you have automobile insurance protection on your personal vehicles, you do not need to buy extra coverage.
Rental car reimbursement coverage, if purchased, is only for vehicles that have been in an accident, not for cars experiencing mechanical failure.
Yes. All licensed drivers living in the household need to be listed on that auto policy unless they have their own auto insurance elsewhere.
No, not on an unendorsed homeowners' insurance policy. There are endorsements available that would include this kind of coverage, up to a certain limit, depending on the insurance carrier.
Yes, if the coverage is with the same carrier. This discount would apply to both policies.
For most companies we do not get copies of your invoices, however, we can usually call the insurance company for the information.
Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm.
The employer must file a C-2 First Report of Work-Related Accident with both the insurance company and the Workers' Compensation Board within ten (10) days after the occurrence of the accident if:
1. The employee lost time beyond the regular working day or
2. The employee required more than two (2) medical office visits for treatment.
Depending on the company a charge may be imposed typically between $25.00 and $100.00.
The standard deductible is $250. There are typical savings (off the property premium only) for higher deductibles:
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