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Regina Said:

Nationwide Auto Insurance won't pay claim in Florida.?

We Answered:

You need to contact the Insurance Commissioner in the State in which you live, or the state in which you took out your policy. Nationwide is within its rights if it has no record of the policy.

There are (sometimes frequent) cases of insurance agents who collect premiums for the company, and then never pass it on. I hope that is not the case because then you are in for quite a ride.

Every state agency that oversees insurance (it's called something slightly different in every state) has an 800 number in the phone book. Or, there should be a general information number for state agencies.

Good luck.

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