This document was released by Connecticut Insurance Department and contains the most recent official instructions for Insurance Fraud Report .
Q: What is insurance fraud?
A: Insurance fraud is when someone deliberately deceives an insurance company for financial gain.
Q: How can I report insurance fraud in Connecticut?
A: You can report insurance fraud in Connecticut by contacting the Connecticut Insurance Department's Fraud Division.
Q: What information should I provide when reporting insurance fraud?
A: When reporting insurance fraud, provide as much information as possible, including the names of the individuals involved, policy numbers, dates, and any evidence you have.
Q: Will reporting insurance fraud in Connecticut remain confidential?
A: Connecticut law protects the confidentiality of individuals reporting insurance fraud, and your identity will not be disclosed without your consent.
Q: What are the consequences of insurance fraud in Connecticut?
A: In Connecticut, insurance fraud is a serious crime and can result in criminal charges, fines, and imprisonment.
Q: Is there a reward for reporting insurance fraud in Connecticut?
A: Connecticut offers the possibility of a cash reward if the information provided leads to an arrest or conviction for insurance fraud.
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