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What Information do I need to get an Insurance Quote?

The more information we have about you and your driving record, the more accurate your quote will be. Correct information is vital.

Who will be driving the vehicle?

• We need to know the names of drivers who will be driving the vehicle. You must disclose all drivers’ names. We require their license number, number of years licensed and how often they will use the car. Since reports will be ordered to verify information, correct information is essential.
  
  
• If there are licensed individuals in your household that have their own policy, let us know. We may ask for their license number, policy number and Insurance Company.

Information about the Car

• We require the year, make and model of your vehicle with the VIN number (Vehicle Identification Number).
  
  
• Purchase price of the vehicle - new or used.
  
  
• Have you done any modifications to the vehicle? We need to know.
  
  
• Is the vehicle leased or financed? If yes, we require details (e.g. Leasing Company name and address, or Financing Company name and address).

Your Coverage Requirements

• How will you use the vehicle? Will it be used for pleasure, business or commuting to work?
  
  
• How many kilometres will you travel one way? How many kilometres do you travel annually?
  
  
• We will also ask you what kind of coverage you require (e.g. deductible amounts).

Occasional Drivers under 25

Please contact our office when your occasional drivers under 25 receives their G2 licence. It is important to add any newly licensed driver onto your policy so they can start their Insurance history and receive coverage under your policy.

We require the following information:
Name:
Date of Birth:
License number:
G1 & G2 & G – license date:

May We Contact You?

On September 1, 2010, Ontario Auto Insurance is changing. Please visit the following link for more info. www.mychoicecarinsurance.ca

To reduce the premium for your occasional driver under 25 we recommend that they take a Ministry of Transportation approved driver-training course (in class and in car). Not only will this provide invaluable experience and education, but your occasional drivers under 25 will also receive a Driver Training discount.  A copy of the Driver training certificate is required for this discount. It’s important for occasional drivers under 25 to move through the Graduated License program as quickly as possible.  The faster they complete each level, the faster they will start to see their premiums decrease. Please see the Ministry of Transportation website for information on graduated licensing

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