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For how long do insurance companies keep records on you?
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No legal limits: Most insurance companies will keep the records forever, as they are always hopeful that they can find ways to deny coverage such as false statements on an application form. There are no legal limits on this information and insurance companies will share this information with others without your permission.
Answered 9/28/2016
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