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jayt90 wrote: âThe conviction and demerit is not printed on your Ontario transcript after 24 months. However, the insurance company will have their own record, and use it against you for three years. They are simply ignoring the government policy of dropping the demerit points after two years.
Even though I am totally convinced my wife was in no way at fault in the accident, I worry that the decision will go the other guy's way and that a 50/50 decision will be the result. So with this in mind, I have a couple of questions: 1) How long does the claim stay on record. I'm thinking it's either 3 years or 5 years, but I'm unsure. 2) Whatever the length of time is, when does it start from? The date of the repairs, or the date of the final ruling? (I'll be mightily annoyed if it's from the date of the settlement, because we've been paying extra on her insurance for the last two and a half years). Any help much appreciated. Sorry my post was long.