Can an auto insurance policy be cancelled if the insurance company deposited payment in full?

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Yes they can. But they will have to refund any unearned premium to you. Each state has it's own regulations that determine how and when the Insurance Company can cancel a policy and most companies stricltly adhere to the regulations. IE, Fraud or Misreprentation on the Insurance Application. Claims within the first 60 days of a policy, Undisclosed drivers, Undisclosed accidents or tickets, Failure to fully disclose a risk, etc.

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