:( Not even one week of owning the car!

nis350

Because it is irrelevant. You can file 'xyz' type of claims. The only thing that matters is the result of the investigation.

Filing a no-fault claim has no effect on the outcome of the investigation. The claimant has to pay full deductible plus premiums if found at fault.

JARblue

If that's the case, then he was NOT found at fault. Because he did not have to pay his full deductible.

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nis350

I was just trying to explain to you that it doesn't matter the types of claim being filed in general.

I don't have any idea what happened to OP's case as it is still open per his latest posts. Perhaps you have more current info.

JARblue

All I have is the information he has already posted. It's being filed as a no-fault claim, and he is paying a $250 deductible instead of his regular $1000 deductible. I'm sure his claim is still open since the repairs aren't yet complete, but I doubt the investigation is still open.

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nis350

You obviously know about the deductible he is paying more than I do. I hope you're correct for OP's sake.

However, I would be very surprise that the investigation is completed so soon in light of the situation and the actual deductible/liability can only be determined when it is done.

JARblue

He posted that information. Although I can't seem to find the post now

His car is supposed to be ready tomorrow. If the car is at the shop getting fixed, then the investigation is over. Insurance won't approve the repairs without the investigation being complete. Also, he already said the insurance company told him what the deductible would be, which according to you is evidence that the investigation is done.

That's enough derailing of this thread for me. Feel free to PM me if you insist on continuing this conversation

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