Insurers Repeatedly Fail to Issue Accurate Proof-of-Insurance Letters to International Customers
A long-tenured policyholder living abroad describes five separate calls needed to obtain a correct letter of insurance experience, with the insurer repeatedly sending incomplete letters, misnaming the policyholder, or failing to send anything after promising to. This points to gaps in self-service document generation and international customer support.
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