If you didn’t call the police after an incident, you may still be eligible for compensation. However, the absence of a police report can complicate your claim process.

Q: Can I still get compensation if I didn’t call the police?

A: Yes, you can seek compensation even without filing a police report. However, the process may be more complex and you might need to provide additional evidence to support your claim.

Factors Affecting Compensation without Police Report

• Documentation: Gather any evidence such as photographs, witness statements, or medical records.
• Insurance Claims: Check with your insurance provider about the necessary requirements to process your claim without a police report.
• Type of Incident: The nature of the incident (e.g., car accident, personal injury, theft) can impact your eligibility.

Pros and Cons of Not Calling the Police

How to Strengthen Your Claim

• Gather witness statements and contact information.
• Document your injuries and damages thoroughly.
• Consult with a legal expert to understand your rights.

Statistics on Claims without Police Reports

Simple Mind Map of Compensation Process

– Incident Occurs

– Did you call the police?

– Yes

– File a claim with a police report

– No

– Gather evidence

– Witness statements

– Photos of the scene

– Consult lawyer

– File a claim with insurance provider