Insurance Premium Dispute Resolution

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Insurance companies in Pennsylvania can charge past premiums if a licensed driver in your household was not disclosed, but they must provide a valid reason. If you disagree, you can file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department. Contact details: Phone: (717) 787-2317, Address: 1326 Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, PA 17120, Website: www.Insurance.Pa.Gov.

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I am divorced, and my daughter lives with me and my ex *-*. From the day she was licensed she drove his jeep because he had a company car. We reside in the state of Pennsylvania. He lost his job in September hence she lost the driving privileges of the jeep. I had to buy her a vehicle and when trying to add her to my policy with Erie Insurance Because my ex has never added her to his insurance they are requiring me to pay premiums from August * when she was first licensed. I want to know if this is legal
In Pennsylvania, insurance companies often have the right to charge past premiums if it's found that a licensed driver in your household was not disclosed. However, they must also provide a valid reason for the back charge. If you disagree, you can file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department.
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How do I get in touch with the Pennsylvania insurance department?
Here are the contact details for the Pennsylvania Insurance Department:

Pennsylvania Insurance Department


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, PA *
Website: www.insurance.pa.gov