North Dakota § 26.1-40-07 Proof of notice of termination

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-40-07 — Proof of notice of termination

North Dakota § 26.1-40-07

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-40Automobile Insurance and Warranties

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-40-07 (2026).

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1. Proof of mailing a notice of cancellation or a notice of an intention not to renew, or business records of the notice of the insured's willingness to renew, must be retained for a period of one year by the insurer or insurance producer giving the notice. 2. Sufficient proof of mailing a notice under this section is established if the producer or insurer produces: a. A United States postal service certificate of mailing to the named insured at the address shown on the insured's policy; or b. Proof or acknowledgment of United States postal service mailing to the named insured at the address shown on the insured's policy using:

(1)IMb tracing; or

(2)A similar method of first-class mail tracking which identifies the named insured, the address shown on the insured's policy, and the date o

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1. Proof of mailing a notice of cancellation or a notice of an intention not to renew, or
business records of the notice of the insured's willingness to renew, must be retained
for a period of one year by the insurer or insurance producer giving the notice.
2. Sufficient proof of mailing a notice under this section is established if the producer or
insurer produces:
a. A United States postal service certificate of mailing to the named insured at the
address shown on the insured's policy; or

b. Proof or acknowledgment of United States postal service mailing to the named
insured at the address shown on the insured's policy using:
(1) IMb tracing; or
(2) A similar method of first-class mail tracking which identifies the named
insured, the address shown on the insured's policy, and the date of mailing.