Report it to your insurance. They will contact the other driver's insurance company. Unless you live in a "No fault" state, in which case your insurance will pay for repairs, less deductable. you would call her insurance, if you do this your insurance will not go up. her insurance is liable for the damage to your vehicle and will pay to fix it. If you put the claim on your insurance then your insurance will go up and they will have to pay to fix your vehicle.
If some one bought a vehicle from you with a forged check, or forged an insurance claim check,you need to make a police report AND a file a notarized forgery certificate with your bank.
If the accident was reported to the police at the time it occurred, I believe a report can be filed, although it should have been filed ASAP. Check with your insurance company and state regulations.
Check bulbs (double filamented small is for brake lights-large for tailight) Check fuse for stoplight Check stoplight switch
most laws for rules of the road are similar in any state. an accident report needs to be filed as soon as possible. check with your local law enforcement for the correct filings.
You call the police and report it.
Make a copy of the police report for the nice repoman. he can then double check the report and give the info to the lender. That was smart of you to file the report.
If you have Comprehensive coverage on your Auto Insurance Policy then you will be covered. A police report can be made at any time after the accident. Bare in mind that the most frequent fraudulent auto property claims are usually reported as having taken place in a parking lot with no witnesses while a household driver check reveals unlisted drivers. Insurance companies have learned that an insured is less likely to file a fraudulent insurance claim if they know that in doing so they will also have to file a fraudulent accident report with the police. If your insurer denied the claim it may be because they didn't believe you or it may be that your Insurance Policy contract requires the report be made. Many Insurers are now requesting police reports in a loss situation.
Call police. Check if anyone is injured. Call your insurance person. Get names or Lic numbers of any possible witnesses. Get a copy of accident report from the responding officer.
AnswerTake the weapon and the original police report to the nearest police station. AnswerI would inform the police if you filed a report. If you just misplaced it I would leave it at that otherwise I would have them check it to make sure that it possibly weren't used in a crime. AnswerCall the police and have them file a police report. They will add the gun in the NCIC database.
Yes, if a police report was filed then it is probably on your motor vehicle report. The good news is that with most insurance companies, if the insurance company did not pay any loss or no more than $400 then the accident is not chargeable. If it was a one car accident, no problem, otherwise you may want to check to make sure nothing was paid to the other party or their company without your knowledge. As a matter of full disclosure, I own and operate a small Independent Insurance Agency and have for the part 22 years. Before that I worked as an agent for a direct writer insurance company.
Well they can check you're license when they want to, but I never heard of them checking car insurance.
No, but penguins can report you if you do something mean or rude. And a moderator will check what you did.