The insurance company has closed the claim.
This person made a false claim to a fraud prevention number after several years have passed.
The insurance company has closed the claim.
This person made a false claim to a fraud prevention number after several years have passed.
If the insurance company saw no reason to reopen the claim based upon the report, then they're not taking action based on the report.
So, what about this fraud prevention office. They notified me and told me the report was filed and I told them my side of the story and I didn't know this person.
They told me they were writing a report off of what this person said and sending it to the DAs office.
I'm not getting it. Your post is very disjointed.
Did somebody contact your insurance company and accuse you of filing a fraudulent claim?
On what basis?
Start with those two questions and see if you can explain things a little better.
No, they didn't contact the insurance company. They contacted the fraud bureau where you report fraud claims.
The insurance claim has been closed for 4 years.
We're going around in circles. This person can make reports alleging fraud to everybody in the universe. If somebody in the universe cares enough to do so, they will relate the complaint to the insurance company, which will either reopen the claim or ignore the report. If it reopens the claim, it will investigate the report and make a determination of whether there is any merit to the report. If it ignores the report, nothing will happen.
It is difficult to believe that anybody will care enough to investigate a random allegation of fraud relating to a four-year-old claim. Also, for most criminal offenses, save for the most serious crimes, the criminal statute of limitations in Minnesota is three years. See Minnesota Statutes, Sec. 628.26.
Thank you!
This helps, sorry to make it so confusing.