When you enroll in voluntary car insurance,
the insurance company will send you a document describing the details of the
contract.
This is called a voluntary insurance policy (automobile insurance policy), and
it is an important document that is necessary when renewing or confirming a
contract, or when claiming insurance benefits.
Here, in addition to the contents of the voluntary insurance policy and the
situations where it is necessary, we will explain the recommended storage place
and the procedure when it is lost.
table of contents
·
What
is an insurance policy?
·
Voluntary
insurance policy description items
·
Situations
where a volutary insurance policy is required
·
Where
is the best place to store voluntary insurance policies?
·
If
you lose your voluntary insurance policy
·
Get
optional insurance just in case
What is an insurance
policy?
An insurance policy is a document describing
the details of the contract, which is issued to the policyholder by the
insurance company after the insurance contract is concluded. In general,
the insurance company will send it to you within 10 days to 2 weeks after the
conclusion of the insurance contract.
The insurance policy contains details of the contract, such as the
policyholder's name, policy number, scope of coverage, and period of
coverage. In order to ensure that the contents of the contract are not
different from what you thought, first check the contents of the insurance
policy when it arrives, check if there are any discrepancies with your
understanding, and understand the contents of the insurance.
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| What is a voluntary insurance policy? Explanation of necessary situations |
In recent years, more and more insurance
policies are going paperless, and some insurance companies have made it
possible to check the contract details on their website and only issue paper
insurance policies to those who request them.
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