N.H. Insurance Department Reminds Consumers to Notify-Carriers When Purchasing Vehicles
Based on several recent consumer interactions, the
"Recent complaint investigations have shown that not all consumers are notifying their carriers-when they are purchasing used or new vehicles," said
In most cases, consumers have a very short grace period to notify their carrier of a vehicle-purchase. The grace period, in some cases only a few days, allows consumers to establish contact-with their insurance carriers if they purchase a vehicle outside of normal business hours.
"Individuals may be held financially responsible for bodily injury and property damage they-cause while driving an uninsured vehicle," explained
"Ensuring that your automobile insurance is up to date is an important step towards protecting-yourself from significant financial liability," said NHID Commissioner


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