A non-renewal typically appears on a Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange (CLUE) report quite promptly after the insurance policy concludes. Generally, insurers update the CLUE database at the end of a policy term or upon issuing a non-renewal notice. This update can occur within a few weeks or up to a month following the policy’s expiration date. However, the exact timing can vary depending on the insurance company’s reporting cycle and administrative processes. It is important to note that while the non-renewal will be recorded, the reasons for such a decision, such as claims history or risk assessments, may also be reflected in the CLUE report, influencing future insurance evaluations. If you need precise details about your non-renewal’s appearance on the report, contacting your insurer for their specific reporting time frame could provide additional clarity.
When will a non-renewal appear on a CLUE report?
