How to Handle Insurance When a Car is Scrapped?

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DiLillian
07/29/25 4:49pm
When a car is scrapped, the insurance can be handled as follows: 1. Registration: The vehicle owner or an authorized agent must present the vehicle scrapping certification documents to the traffic management department of the public security authority to complete the vehicle scrapping registration as per regulations. 2. Claim Settlement: Submit the required materials to the insurance company where the vehicle is insured to apply for a scrapping insurance claim. The necessary materials include: insurance policy, vehicle license, driver's license, ID card of the insured (if the vehicle owner is a company, the organization code certificate and the agent's ID card are required), vehicle license plates, accident vehicle certification materials, and the vehicle scrapping notice.
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