Asigurarea Amiabila

[CosminGabriel]

Bună ziua, acum o saptamana si ceva am avut un mic incident �n parcare, cand am iesit cu masina cu spatele am atins o masina parcata, pe acea masina se observa doar vopseaua de le bara mea, am făcut amiabila toate cele bune, astăzi la aproape o săptăm�nă de la incident ma suna proprietarul masini ca trebuie sa ii aduc o declarație despre cum s.a intamplat, sunt obligat să o aduc chiar dacă am făcut asigurarea iar el a făcut poze la ambele masini si la a mea unde s.a zgariat, mentionez daunele sunt doar zgarieturi.

[paraschivrazvan25]

Pai si ii poti duce o declaratie, insa asta trebuia trecuta pe amiabila (cum s-a intamplat).

[jackwell]

Hello, a week or so ago I had a small incident in the parking lot, when I went out with the car backwards I touched a parked car, on that car you can only see the paint of my bumper, I done amicably, all the best, today, almost a week after the incident, the owner of the car called me to say that I have to bring him a statement about how it happened, I am obliged to bring it even if I took out the insurance and he took pictures of both cars and on mine where it was scratched, I mention the damage is only scratches.

It's responsible of you to handle the situation amicably and exchange insurance information after the minor parking lot incident. While it's good that both parties documented the damage through pictures, it's not uncommon for the other party to request a statement as well. This statement can serve as a formal record of your perspective on the incident, which can be useful for insurance purposes or in case there are any disputes down the line.

Providing a statement is usually a standard part of the process when dealing with insurance claims, even for minor incidents with minimal damage like scratches. It's generally in your best interest to cooperate and provide an honest and accurate account of what happened. This will help ensure a smooth resolution of the matter.


If you have any concerns or questions about the statement, you can discuss them with your insurance company or seek legal advice to ensure you handle the situation properly.

[jackwell]

hn, i got it.