Have a 49 Yr Old. Has No License. Which Carrier?
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Should be fine, you will be asked by underwriter "why?" So find out ahead of time.
Just had one of these and turns out the guy disputed a traffic violation 20 years ago. Did the screw you, I don't need it. The question was asked, that was the answer given, policy issued without problem.
Just had one of these and turns out the guy disputed a traffic violation 20 years ago. Did the screw you, I don't need it. The question was asked, that was the answer given, policy issued without problem.
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Tater_Salad
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I'm guessing you've already submitted this but I'd as an underwriter I'd agree with most here. Might give it a 'huh' then realize it's a small amount on a non-wage earner, and accept it with a note to watch in case their testing the waters for something bigger.
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I had a 44 year old with a suspended license. I asked my client about it, and he said that he had a traffic ticket a year ago that he never paid. He told me that he would take care of it. I reported it back to the underwriters... no problem. That carrier was Assurity Life.
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Yeah is she's already getting rated for those health issue then in my experience, why pile on for some meh-inspiring lay issue? Now if it was DUI's, reckless driving, and other crazier stuff might be a bit different.
