Vehicle Insurance Dispute Resolution

Summary

In Tennessee, if your vehicle was non-operational, you might qualify for an insurance exemption. Submit an affidavit of non-operation to the Tennessee Department of Revenue. If your vehicle is now operational and insured, but youre facing back insurance charges, gather documentation like repair receipts to prove the non-operational period. Contact the Tennessee Department of Revenue to appeal the charges, providing evidence to support your claim. Consider notifying your insurance company about the situation.

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State is trying to change me back insurance on a vehicle that i wasn't driving because it wasn't running
****, to help you better, can you let me know which state you are in? Different states have different regulations regarding non-operational vehicles and insurance requirements.
Tennessee
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In Tennessee, if your vehicle is non-operational, you may qualify for an exemption from insurance requirements. Here’s what you can do:
- Submit an affidavit of non-operation to the Tennessee Department of Revenue.
- Ensure any local requirements are met.
Have you already submitted any documents to the state?
Not yet
****, here's what you need to do next:
*. Submit an Affidavit of Non-Operation: You can get this form from the Tennessee Department of Revenue.
*. Notify Your Insurance Company: Let them know your vehicle is non-operational.
Would you like more detailed steps on how to submit the affidavit?
Yes
Sure thing, ****! Here are the detailed steps:
*. Obtain the Affidavit of Non-Operation:
- Visit the Tennessee Department of Revenue website or your local DMV office to get the form.
*. Complete the Form:
- Fill out the necessary details, including the vehicle information and the period it has been non-operational.
*. Submit the Form:
- Submit the completed form either online (if available) or by mailing it to the Tennessee Department of Revenue.
*. Notify Your Insurance Company:
- Inform them that you have submitted the affidavit and provide any proof if necessary.
Do you need help finding the form or any specific details about filling it out?
The car runs now and I have insurance on it. But they want to charge me for when it wasn't running
****, since your car is now running and insured, you might still be able to address the back charges. Here's what you can do:
- Submit Documentation: Provide proof of the period when your vehicle was non-operational (repair receipts, etc.).
- Appeal the Charges: Contact the Tennessee Department of Revenue to appeal the back insurance charges.
Would you like more details on how to appeal the charges?
Yes
Sure, ****! Here are the steps to appeal the charges:
*. Gather Documentation:
- Collect repair receipts, dated photos, or any other proof showing your vehicle was non-operational.
*. Contact the Tennessee Department of Revenue:
- Reach out to explain your situation and express your intent to appeal.
*. Submit an Appeal:
- Provide the documentation as evidence to support your claim.
Would you like more information on how to contact the Tennessee Department of Revenue?