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First always get a police report, this is reporting. You should always tell your insurance company, in case the other party is trying to commit fraud. (Fraud makes everyones rates higher.) If you have reported the accident to your insurance company you have made already made a claim, if you decide not to have insurance company repair your vehicle, most of the time your rates should not change, this all depends on the insurance companies underwriting guidelines.

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Q: When and how do auto insurance claims impact your auto insurance rate For example I have reported the accident but have not yet made a claim. The other vehicle also may not make a claim.?
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