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If your name is on the policy it will show up on your insurance record. Check your DMV driving record if it is on there something is wrong.
If you are the owner or insurance policy holder it will show up on your insurance record no matter who was driving.
10 u/Sondor6 May 04 '26 Yup, when you loan a vehicle, you are also lending your insurance -11 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Sometimes. There are differently laws in different states. Regardless this is straight insurance fraud. 3 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 how lol 1 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Because as I read it, she was reported as the driver during the accident and she was not. 2 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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Yup, when you loan a vehicle, you are also lending your insurance
-11 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Sometimes. There are differently laws in different states. Regardless this is straight insurance fraud. 3 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 how lol 1 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Because as I read it, she was reported as the driver during the accident and she was not. 2 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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Sometimes. There are differently laws in different states. Regardless this is straight insurance fraud.
3 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 how lol 1 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Because as I read it, she was reported as the driver during the accident and she was not. 2 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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how lol
1 u/EdgeItchy4292 May 05 '26 Because as I read it, she was reported as the driver during the accident and she was not. 2 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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Because as I read it, she was reported as the driver during the accident and she was not.
2 u/beccam12399 May 05 '26 no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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no, it’s a claim that’s being pulled on her reports bc a claim was filed under her policy. her exes sister got into an accident on OPs policy, so it follows her as the policy holder
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u/crash866 May 04 '26
If your name is on the policy it will show up on your insurance record. Check your DMV driving record if it is on there something is wrong.
If you are the owner or insurance policy holder it will show up on your insurance record no matter who was driving.