How I can find out if someone has a life insurance on me?
How I can find out if someone has a life insurance on me?
I have had on accident,before my boyfriend founds out from state police on the scene,my ex. call our old friends to find out how I feel,everything ok?The witness can describe the car but not a license plate.State police report (HIT AND RUN)doesn't help me.He said I would dye by him or his friend.How can I check out if this was a hit and run accident or was by my ex?By the way he was trying to get life insurance on me before the divorce.
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2.1.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Unless both the agent and your ex submitted a fraudulent application there is no way a person would have life insurance on you without you knowing.In order for anyone to have an insurance policy on you, you would need to sign the policy and the application would have to be completed with/by you. An agent can't have someone else answer that medical questions etc. Making it even tougher, most companies would ask for a saliva sample or a paramedical which involvs you meeting with a 3rd party person and collecting a physical sample (blood, saliva or unrine) from you to test if you are a smoker or not or to test for diseases or disorders of the liver and/or other htings like HIV.If they did fraudulently create an insurance application, there really wouldn't be anyway to find out other than calling every insurance company to ask if you have a policy in your name. Source(s): Financial Advisor in Canada.
2.1.2010
Your ex can't get a policy without your consent, in writing, and you would have had to submit medical history and might have had a medical exam.However, the fact that he called around to find out how you are is very suspicious. You need to report that to the police. Can you move away from him? This sounds very creepy. Good luck. Source(s): retired agent/ parent–this is what I'd tell my own daughter
2.1.2010
Generally, a person must have an insurable interest in you in order to get insurance on your life. For purposes of life insurance, everyone is considered to have an insurable interest in their own lives as well as the lives of their spouses and dependents. Business partners or another individual with whom you own property would also qualify. You may insure someone that you are financially dependent upon regardless of blood relationship.
2.1.2010
Your story makes zero sense. You cannot purchase life insurance on anyone but yourself or a minor child without the other persons concent. You need to have a blood work and medical screening to get life insurance so if you never did that and signed up for insurace you don't have any. Don't be crazy paranoid and work on your english skills. I am hoping this is not your first language.
2.1.2010
He cannot get life insurance for you without your concent.
2.1.2010
that's a good question
2.1.2010
You look at the script. Seriously. If you're not a minor, no one can take a policy out on you without your permission, AND some bloodwork, unless you're in the movies and it's in the script. If you signed permission before the divorce, that's irrevokable. If you didn't, he can't take it out on you. Period. You're probably really asking, is there a database where you can look it up. The answer to that is, no. Get a restraining order.