Will the insurance company compensate if I damage my car myself?
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If you damage your car yourself and have purchased vehicle damage insurance, the insurance company will provide compensation. Below are the specific details about auto insurance claims: Here is the process for vehicle insurance claims: 1. Present the insurance policy, vehicle registration, the insured's ID, and the insurance policy. 2. Fill out the accident report form, provide a detailed account of the accident, and provide the contact information of the reporter and the driver. 3. Inspect the vehicle's exterior and take photos for damage assessment. 4. The claims adjuster will accompany the owner to inspect the vehicle's exterior, then take photos to verify the damage based on the owner's report, and remind the owner if there are any valuables in the car. 5. Deliver the vehicle to the repair shop, and the claims adjuster will issue a work order specifying the repair items and time. 6. Finally, the owner signs off and hands over the vehicle to the repair shop for repairs.