Sandeep Singh PawarLicensed Life Insurance Agent, Ontario

If something goes wrong

If you are unhappy with my service or with an insurer's decision, tell me first and I will try to fix it. If that does not resolve it, you can take the complaint to the insurer, to the OmbudService for Life and Health Insurance, and to FSRA.

Step 1: Tell me

Email asklifeinsurance1@gmail.com with what happened and what you would like done. I will acknowledge it within two business days and give you an answer in writing.

Step 2: The insurer's complaint officer

Every life and health insurer has a complaints process and a complaint officer. If your concern is about a policy, a premium or a claim decision, the insurer must review it and give you a final position letter. OLHI keeps a list of insurer complaint contacts.

Step 3: OLHI

If you are not satisfied with the insurer's final position, the OmbudService for Life and Health Insurance (OLHI) offers a free and independent review. You can submit a complaint online at olhi.ca or call 1-888-295-8112.

Step 4: FSRA

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario licenses agents and insurers and looks into conduct that may breach Ontario's Insurance Act. You can file a complaint about an agent or an insurer on FSRA's website, fsrao.ca.

What helps

Keep copies of your policy, any letters or emails, and notes of dates and conversations. Clear records make a review faster at every step.

Sources

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