Back in June, I informed my insurance for my next step of my old apartment and would not need more than the renters insurance I just bought my first house. I certainly was not my policy renewed.
Fast forward to today: I connect to my bank account and noticed the charge still in the insurance My account / policy has to renew itself indicates. I spoke with the assurance that they would have said no record of my call or request for cancellation, etc. I called my bank and asked if making them, payments stop, “a kind on the recurring payment and customer service representative said I would be worse for them , was written without a letter to the insurance company stating the account is canceled, which I don ‘not have received.
I pulled out of the apartment when my lease up to date, which was coincided with my insurance for tenants. My question is: Is it legal for me to live on a property insurance is no longer I, or have connections to the ownership and possession? I think that perhaps the only way for me, my money will be reimbursed by the insurance say that I did not receive legal or maintain insurance on something that I do not own or reside in.
Renters insurance is automatically transferred to a new address, regardless of whether you actually pay rent. For this reason, if you told “that it moved, even if you have the new site, they can reasonably believe that you need a blanket. So, you have automatic coverage under the old policy of the tenants of your new Location – at least temporarily.
No, it’s not for you, this policy is in force tenants illegally. But it is illegal for travelers to cancel your contract without your written notice, announce the extension of any declarations or without them, the question of non-renewal or notice (which must be consistent with the state, for the reasons why they nonrenewing / cancellation) are .
Plus, you can base your policy on a call to cancel, you must activate your original policy for them, or to sign a cancellation request. That is the question you asked. Now the question you ask not: Is there a way to retroactively cancel your policy for the tenants. And the answer is “maybe.” If you issued a new policy in your name, and less than a year, probably pick up passengers (with a written request for cancellation and renewal of any declarations) retroactively cover your return date of your insurance in force. Especially if this policy was applied by the traveler. But if your insurance is not new to you is, you’re SOL, because it would be travelers “may have given the hook” for any liability you.