You will probably need a court order. You should call a lawyer.
You would need to contact your insurance company and ask them if your policy is still active.
If you were a beneficiary under a life insurance policy, you would be notified by the company. If you weren't but your brother was, you have no right to know.
If the policy was still in force and the insured has died, then yes, the insurance company would owe the death benefit. If the policy was cancelled or surrendered, the company would not owe anything.
I have a policy that was dated 1/13/1944 for my father. I would like to know who to contact as it was paid out. thanks
Normally this would not cause an insurance policy to increase, but it is possible. Every insurance company is different and have different rates. You should check with your insurance company directly and ask. Not at fault accidents can effect the price of a policy when the policy is new business with a company.
I would call that insurance company, there is no database of in force insurance policies that I know of.
I would let your insurance company know. They can remove them from the policy. That might help lower your rates. Sorry for your lost.
If you take it to your insurance company they should be able to locate the policy number be reading the letters. My son was involved in an accident with someone who did not speak English. The police gathered the man's information and my son assumed that the name of his insurance company would be on the police report. It was not and our insurance company (Liberty Mutual) said they could not determine the name of the other driver's insurance company by the policy #. Does anyone know what company issues auto insurance with the prefix APV in the policy number? i believe APV is travelers
There are many sources for anyone who wants to purchase a travel insurance policy but the best place to start would be by contacting the insurance company an individual already has a policy with and to ask for a recommendation from them.
Example sentence - The insurance company would need to underwrite the policy.
No, that is not something an insurer would do even if it were legal, which it is not.
No. An insurance policy cannot be issued to pay for an accident that already happened. Why in the world would you think that an insurance company would take on a claim that happened before you purchased the policy.