They got all of my money so I can't have the locks changed.Will the insurance cover new locks?
Your home owners insurance will likely cover this, but it could involve raising your rates.
You might want to consider filing a compensation claim through the Texas Attorney General's Office - Crime Victims Board. We have a similar program in New York and it reimburses victims who are not able to seek restitution directly from the perpetrator. Here is a link with some more information. If you don't get anywhere with them, drop me and e-mail and I can probably get you set up with the proper victim services agency in Texas that will be able to assist you.
Questions:
Have you reported the crime?
Was anyone arrested?
Are you able to front the cost and be reimbursed later?
That totally stinks. Sorry that happened to you :-(
Here is the link to the Crime Victims Board in Texas.
http://www.oag.state.tx.us/victims/eligiWill the insurance cover new locks?
Ask your insurance agent what your policy states.Will the insurance cover new locks?
I would think they would cover new locks, considering your keys were stolen, which could result in another potential burglary.
I am so sorry Nina. :-(Will the insurance cover new locks?
If you have %26quot;lockreplacement coverage%26quot; on your auto insurance, you will most likely be covered for this since its a burglary issue.
There might be a deductible that applies, so best thing is to call your agent and ask.Will the insurance cover new locks?
No, it won't cover to rekey your locks.
