In general, yes.
You are best advised to first call the other insurance company and see if the other person has reported the accident. If not, you can try to report it yourself, but the insurer will probably wait to resolve the claim with you until it has spoken with its insured and concluded its investigation.
You should not assume that the other person's insurer will agree that its insured was At Fault. Therefore, it is wise to report the collision to your own insurer too. If you have collision coverage (to fix your own car), the policy will require a prompt report of the collision and will give your own insurer the right to inspect the damage and prepare an estimate that it will pay. If the other party, or his/her insurer believes that you were responsible for the collision, a claim may be asserted against you.
If the other party is refusing to call their insurance company - then you should call their insurance company and file the claim.
The new insurance company is asking for proof of prior insurance coverage. Some insurance companys have what they call a "proof of prior" discount. This means that you may qualify for a discount if you can prove you had previous insurance with no lapse in coverage. Be sure to ask your insurance agent for a further explanation.
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AnswerImportant: Always default to your own insurance company for this answer.If the other insurance company is trying to contact you, call your claim representative and ask her what you should do. Usually, your insurance company can discuss liability with the other party's insurance company without you having to get involved. You don't want to prematurely call the other insurance company and say something on tape that may cost you a better legal standing.
Usually, you call your own. They will set up a claim and investigate it. They will usually pay for your car and recoup payment from the other insurance, or they will request payment from the other insurance company directly. In most cases, you will be in contact with your own insurance company.
Call your state insurance commissioners for the insurance company's contact info and call the insurance company. mcdlife.com
Why write when you can make a phone call. Call the insurance company, your agent or your agents office and ask them.
Call the insurance company.
You would call the insurance company of the person's car that you are driving. The insurance follows the car and not the insured.
you can call your insurance company and ask them for assistance. or go to your DMV site
Fliling a ClaimThis is generally done by telephone. Just call up the insurance company and give them notice and a description of the accident. They will assign a claims adjuster who will will follow up with you and their insured. It's really very simple. Answerwell, do you mean others like the other party that was involved with the accident? or other drivers insurance like you were driving ur buddies car and got into an accident? Well if it was the first one then you just call your insurance company, make a claim, they will proceed to ask you for the Third parties information, then the insurance company does all the work for you.. i would always call as if the third party calls and lies and tell his insurance company you were at fault, it can affect you later in life.If its ur buddies insurance you want to make a claim under, call his insurance company and make a claim. Simple
Depends on the company, sex, state, etc. Call and ask them. Probably not.