Title: What to Do If Your Car Insurance Policy Is Canceled | Reviews.com
Headings: What to Do If Your Car Insurance Policy Is Canceled
What to Do If Your Car Insurance Policy Is Canceled
Reasons Your Insurer Might Cancel Your Insurance
Non-payment
Fraud
Major driving offenses
Frequent claims
What to Do After Your Insurance Policy Is Canceled
Contact your insurer
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FAQ
Will a canceled policy make it harder to get insurance?
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Content: If your insurer suspects that you’ve committed fraud, it will launch an investigation and pursue criminal charges if necessary. Major driving offenses
If you’ve committed a serious driving offense, there is a chance that your insurer will cancel your policy. Typical offenses include having your license suspended or receiving a DUI/DWI. If you receive multiple infractions, your insurance company will almost certainly cancel your policy. Many companies won’t insure you if you have committed several offenses, but there are companies that will; just be prepared to pay a higher premium. In certain cases, you may need an SR-22 to verify your insurance coverage. Frequent claims
Filing too many claims is another reason why insurers cancel policies; however, this situation is less common than the other reasons listed above. Insurance companies typically won’t immediately cancel your policy for too many claims, but they might decline to renew it or charge a higher premium.