Insurance Cover Note Query

[skylineonfire]

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Just got insurance for my new bike that I'm picking up tomorrow. The insurance starts at 11.30am tomorrow. I asked for a cover note for myself and the dealer for when I inevitably get pulled as it won't be on the MID for a couple days, sent them out fine, but I noticed while looking at it, there's a bit that hasn't been signed. The rest is all fine the dates, registration plates, my details etc... But this "agent signature" thing is missing. Is this an issue?

Any advice or thoughts more than welcome.

Edit - Obviously this isn't the entire cover note just the bit on the bottom in question

[P.]

Meh, I'd risk it, was sent to you right?

Why can't you just download the full certificate tomorrow at 11.30.

[skylineonfire]

[Shinigami]

shouldn't have to wait til the insurance starts to get a cert.. I got my cert a week before it started..
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[skylineonfire]

[P.]

I wouldn't worry, but would say I would like a full certificate through email.

What you getting.

[skylineonfire]

[P.]

You worry too much, they'll just call insurer and check.

Stop fretting. Bunch of women on here, get insurance, ride bike.

[SQL]

[skylineonfire]

[Rogerborg]

Pending the word from arry...

AFAIK, "cover note" has no legal meaning. It's either a "certificate of insurance" from the insurer (not the broker), or it is not.

If it's not, then you're not technically covered until a real certificate has been "delivered", either physically or electronically, including being available on a website.

But lawd's sake, it looks all uffishul, it tells a copper who to contact, and that pretty much scuppers them forming a reasonable belief that you're not insured.

Ride, enjoy.
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[Hetzer]

You can imagine crashing a couple of hours after buying your insurance online, the police doing you for 'having no insurance' (cert not even up on a website yet), and your insurance then paying out to the third party. The police would look pretty fucking stupid, wouldn't they.

But then most of our law was made by witless fucktards.
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[ElBandido]

while on the subject of the fine print, would anybody be able to clarify the meaning of the following text please:

"If you drive other vehicles, insurers may offer a discount"

does this mean "if you ARE INSURED for any other vehicles" (i.e. named on the policy of any other vehicle)?


i'm not used to doing insurance and i'm trying to minimize the chances of getting shafted just because i didn't understand the jargon that they tucked away in the middle of a 3000-word policy.
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