Companies can tell if an insurance claim is false by examining details of the claim. They can tell if receipts, statements and doctor notes are fake through their legal teams.
i just want to know if you tell a insurance compant a lie about grades can you and they find out different can you be canceled or can they press charges on you
To be safe you should tell your home insurance company. It is better to be safe rather than sorry. You could get into serious trouble if you fail to claim something you need to claim.
You can visit Insurance site FAQ for this claim process because all insurance company have tis own rules and regulation so its very difficult to tell which process you have to follow.
Absolutely. I'm not sure what type of insurance you are talking about in particular but you are always required to tell insurance companies of other carriers that may have some liability in a claim. It is illegal to make money from a claim in this manner. Be very careful about items like this that can get you into a great deal of trouble with a felony charge of insurance fraud.
Yes, you need to tell them about anything that could affect the granting of insurance. if you don't and they find out, they could decline your claim or cancel your insurance. It's called material non disclosure. If in doubt tell them.
First contact your car insurance company and tell them the details to the accident. They will help decide whether to fill out a claim or not. Many times you can do it either online or on paper at their office.
Yes, false information on any application for insurance could result in the denial of all claims associated with that policy.
This would be a state statue of limitations questions (physical damage or injury?) Regardless of that you shouldn't put off filing any insurance claim EVER... file it immediately, if you just want to know the answer, and there has been no claim, contact your agent, or dept of insurance for you state and they will be able to tell you the statue of limitation for your state.
when you call your insurance they will most likely tell you what you have to do via phone. they will ask for your information and the issue. they will then sent you your papers by mail.
Call the insurance company and tell the representative that you want to file a claim. You will be given instructions. You will have to complete a claim form that the insurer provides, and at a minimum, submit a certified copy of the death certificate. The insurer may or may not conduct a further investigation, or request additional documentation.
You contact their insurance company, let them know about the accident, and tell them you want to make a claim. They will probably ask you to supply estimates or other documents.
When applying for life insurance you need to always answer the applications correctly and honestly or a claim may be denied. If you purchase new life insurance you do not need to go back to your already in force insurance company and advise them.