Can I report to insurance if I find scratches on my car several days later?
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You can report to insurance if you discover scratches on your car the next day. Here are the relevant details: Insurance company reporting: After an accident occurs, the car owner should report to the insurance company within 48 hours, and the insurance company will send a specialized loss assessor to evaluate the damage. If more than 48 hours have passed, the car owner needs to bring their original ID card to report to the insurance company. Review: The insurance company will conduct multi-level reviews through different departments, and once confirmed, the compensation will be transferred to the car owner's account. Some direct compensation insurance companies do not require the car owner to pay upfront, so the payment will be made directly to the repair shop. Next is the loss assessment process, where the repair shop determines the cost of the vehicle's damage, and both the insurance personnel and the car owner sign to confirm if there are no objections.