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Insurance agent falsifies info on application

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littlemason

Junior Member
Mississippi - our agent falsified info to questions on our application, from lying about the year our house was built, to the year we purchased it. Is this legal?
 


moburkes

Senior Member
The year that your house was built could have simply been an estimate, and a mistake for the year of purchase. However, why did you sign the application if you noticed these "mistakes"? Also, the underwriter hires a 3rd party company to inspect your home, either before the effective date, or shortly after, in order to determine if the risk is acceptable.
 

moburkes

Senior Member
Of course it is legal. Contact the agent and ask that the MISTAKES be corrected.
Wow, that sure was simple, huh?? :eek:
Yeah, there's more to this story. Mistakes happen, and they shouldn't affect a claim unless it was misrepresentation. So, what's the REST of the story?
 

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