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How to fill out the Driver Information Exchange Report online
The Driver Information Exchange Report is a crucial document required after a motor vehicle crash resulting in injury or property damage. This guide will assist you in filling out the report online, ensuring that you provide all necessary details accurately.
Follow the steps to complete the Driver Information Exchange Report online.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering the investigating agency's name at the top of the form. In this case, it is the Illinois State Police. You will need to specify the county where the incident occurred, which is Sangamon.
- Fill in the officer's name along with their ID number. For example, you could enter Joe J. Officer and his ID number 145.
- Provide the city or township where the crash took place. Enter Chatham Township in this field.
- Include the agency report number and the MCR ID. For instance, you would input 09-04-00000 for the report number and ISP-145-20040526-154159 for the MCR ID.
- Input the crash location address, noting the specific roadway and any relevant details about its position, such as 'State Route 4 (NB), 0.69 Mi. - S, Alpha Rd.'
- Enter the driver's name in the format of Last, First, Middle Initial. For example, Simpson, Homer, J.
- Record the driver's phone number, including the area code.
- Fill out the vehicle details including the year, make, and model. An example would be '1995, Ford, Granada.'
- Complete the driver's address, ensuring to include the street, city, state, and zip code.
- Provide the plate number and the state. For example, you might note 'XLL 4378 / IL.'
- Enter the driver's license number. You can input S555-1234-1234 for this step.
- Include the vehicle owner's name, following the Last, First, Middle Initial format once again.
- Input the name of the vehicle owner's insurance company.
- Fill in the vehicle owner's address with complete details, including street, city, state, and zip code.
- Record the vehicle owner's policy number.
- Once all sections are completed, you can save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.
Complete your Driver Information Exchange Report online to ensure compliance and proper filing.
In Illinois, the average insurance premium after an at-fault crash is $1,675, versus the national average of $2,012. A major incident like an at-fault crash can stay on your insurance record for up to three years!
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