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Do you have to report at fault accidents if they are not on your record when shopping for other insurance? |
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Sometimes accidents don't show up on your record for a while. Eventually if your policy is in the middle of its term and they run a MVR or Auto Loss Report they may see the accident, most insurance companies can't charge until the policies renew.
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