California-Specific RulesQuestion 64 of 474
For a personal auto policy, how much advance written notice of non-renewal must a California insurer provide?
a.75 days
b.60 days
c.90 days
d.30 days
Explanation
30 days, under §663(a)(2). The section previously cited here, §663.5, sets no notice period at all — it bars an insurer from declining to renew solely because of the insured's age or because a claim is pending. §661's list of grounds governs mid-term cancellation, not non-renewal. 75 days is the residential property period in §678(c)(1), and 60 and 90 days are not California auto periods at all.
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