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Structure of PAP Policy - (answer)1. Declarations
2. Agreement
3. Definitions
4. part A -liability coverage
5. Part B-medical payments coverage/personal injury protection
6. Part C-uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
7. Part D-coverage for damage to your auto
8. Part E-duties after an accident or loss
9. part F-general provisions
What is included on the Dec page? - (answer)Name of the insurance company providing coverage
policy number policy
Named insured to whom the policies was issued
named insured mailing address
vehicle garaging address
vehicles insured including VIN
coverage provided
deductible for collision and other than collision name of loss payee
policy forms and endorsements
What does the declaration page signify? - (answer)Signifies the who, what, and when a client has
coverage
Endorsements - (answer)May I add or change definitions and may also brought in restrict or clarify
coverage through a policy
What factors are used to determine a client eligibility for a PAP? - (answer)Ownership, type of vehicle
and usage
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What are the different types of ownerships under which a personal auto policy may be issued? -
(answer)Individually owned autos, jointly owned autos, trust owned autos, and non-owned autos
What are the different types of autos eligible for a personal auto policy? - (answer)Private passenger
autos, some trucks and vans with a GVWR rating less than 10,000 pounds, trailers, And miscellaneous
vehicles
What are the different types of jointly owned autos that are eligible for coverage? - (answer)Related and
live in the same household, related and live in different household, not related and live in the same
household
(The joint ownership coverage endorsement must be used one to individuals Jointly owned an
automobile)
Principle of Utmost Good Faith - (answer)Used an insurance contracts and legally obliges all parties of a
contract to act honestly and not miss lead or withhold critical information from one another
What are the two obligations of an insured for the ensuring agreement? - (answer)Pay the policy
premium and comply with all conditions of the policy
YOU and YOUR - (answer)The named insured listed in the declarations, and the spouse if a resident of
the same household. The named insured should always be the person or persons to whom the vehicle is
titled and registered, unless it's a leased vehicle.
What happens when a spouse/partner is not named in the declarations page and they are no longer a
resident of the same household - (answer)The spouse is no longer a resident, they will remain a you
until the earliest of 90 days after they cease to be a resident of the same household, the effective date
of a policy is in his or her name, or the date this policy expires
Who is defined as "we", "us", and "our" - (answer)The insurance company