National General may also request additional identifying information, such as your driver’s license number, social security number, or vehicle identification number (VIN).

Once you’ve gathered this information, choose the method you’d like to use to cancel your policy:

Call the National General Insurance Company (NGIC) customer service phone number: 1-888-293-5108.

Visit your local National General office and ask to speak to an insurance agent.

Mail a cancellation request letter to:
National General Accident & Health
PO Box 1070
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27102-1070

Fax a written cancellation request to 1-888-344-3232
Mailed and faxed cancellation letters should be signed and dated, and include:
Your name and address as they appear on your National General policy
Phone number
Policy number
The date you would like your policy to end

Note: Before mailing or faxing a cancellation request, be sure to confirm the mailing address or fax number with a National General agent, and allow at least five to seven business days for receipt and processing.

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Does National General charge a cancellation fee?

National General does not advertise a cancellation fee and most customers do not have to pay one. That said, some customers have reported a $50 fee for cancellation after their policy renewal date but before they’ve paid their new premium.

Can you get a refund if you paid in full?

National General policyholders who prepay for their car insurance coverage will typically receive a refund for any unused portion of their premium. Car insurance companies typically retain a small portion of your unused premium as an administrative fee for processing the refund, but you should get most of it back.

Learn more:

How to get a car insurance refund when you cancel early

You can cancel your National General insurance policy at any time

National General policies can be canceled at any time, regardless of renewal dates. Canceling your National General policy is a good idea if:

You’ve found a lower car insurance rate with a different auto insurance provider

You plan to

bundle your auto coverage

with homeowners or renters with another provider.

You’re

selling your vehicle

and don’t intend to replace it with a new one.

If you’re canceling your National General policy because your rates are too high, you’ll need to set up a new policy with a different insurance provider first. By making sure your new policy start date aligns with your old policy’s cancellation date, you’ll avoid both a lapse in coverage—which can lead to higher premiums in the future—and driving uninsured, which is illegal.

You can use the

Jerry

app to

compare car insurance quotes

from dozens of providers to find the most affordable rates, and you can both set up your new policy and choose your start date right in the app.

As a bonus, you can use the Jerry app to adjust your auto insurance policy’s collision and comprehensive coverage deductibles and other coverage options to include or exclude insurance products you don’t want or need and keep your insurance premiums as low as possible.

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How a coverage lapse could affect you in the long run

Keep your insurance active when you sell your car

Unless you’re not planning to own a car in the future, dropping your coverage altogether is a bad idea—switch to a

non-owner policy

instead. Even if you don’t own a vehicle, a coverage lapse could lead to much higher insurance rates. A non-owner policy allows you to retain

liability coverage

and avoid a lapse, which can spell big savings both now and in the future.

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FAQs

Can I cancel my National General insurance online?

You can’t cancel your National General policy online or through the NatGen mobile app—but if you set up your new car insurance policy through the Jerry app, Jerry’s

licensed agents

can help you navigate National General’s cancellation process through the app.

Is there a cancellation fee for National General Insurance?

National General does not advertise a cancellation fee, and most customers do not have to pay one. However, some customers have reported a $50 fee for cancellation after their policy renewal date but before they’ve paid their new premium.

What is the easiest way to cancel insurance?

The easiest way to cancel insurance coverage with any insurance company is to use the Jerry app. When you set up a new policy through the app, Jerry’s agents will help you through the cancellation process, right in the app, so there’s no need for phone calls or extra legwork.