Hi..why don't you try finding the cancellation format presented within your policy document. You'd need to read the policy clauses highlighting termination & then consult your agent. I'm sure though the factors would remain the same..the presentation could be different. Fatman
first of all present -your name....
...Your permanent residential address..
..the date of cancellation...
...name of the policy holder...
...policy no. ...
...your contact phone no. ...
Your signature
Lea, have you got one? Just curious it's an odd question. All cancellation letters will give the reason for the cancellation, and have to be mailed a certain amount of time prior to the policy renewal...this is state mandated, and state specific... _________________ Have you been helped by a poster? Do you want to show your appreciation? YOU CAN !! Just simply click on the donate button and send them some coin!
I'm sure that the policy document must have suggested the ways to cancel a plan.
Different insurer may follow different method to cancel the policy. Hence, you are required to find out the desired method of your insurer. At times a call to the insurer's office can be sufficient.
However, the insurance cancellation letter must contain the information like- your name, address and contact detail, along with your insurer's name, address, policy number and most importantly the reason of cancellation.
The letter should also contain the date from when you would like your policy to get void.
Insurers at times may only allow the policy holder to cancel the policy at the end of the term. Hence, find out whether your insurer will allow you to cancel it now or may require you to wait till the end of its term.
