What documents are required for vehicle damage assessment?
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When assessing vehicle damage, the at-fault party needs to provide documents such as the insurance policy, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate. For all vehicle accident cases, it is necessary to first verify the validity of the insurance policy, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate. After understanding the circumstances of the accident (including liability proof, on-site inspection documents, etc.), collect all required documents and take clear, front-facing photographs. If any issues are found with the documents or proofs, promptly provide handling suggestions. Traffic accident claims process: Vehicle accident and reporting: Currently, for new vehicle accident claims, it is generally handled by the car dealership or independently by the owner. Regardless of the method, the first thing owners should do after an accident is to immediately call and report to the insurance company and traffic management authorities, informing the insurance company of the location of the damaged vehicle for inspection and assessment. Owners can also consult the insurance company on how to handle the situation, protect the scene, and request accident proof from the other party. Obtaining traffic police certification: Present the vehicle registration certificate, driver's license, and ID card. The on-site traffic police will fill out the "Traffic Accident Liability Confirmation Form." Based on the statements from all parties, the traffic police will conduct an investigation and determine the accident's cause and liability division. If there are no disputes, fill out the "Traffic Accident Liability Confirmation Form," and the owner can sign to confirm.
