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Open or track a claim right from your phone
Follow three simple steps to make your claim easier
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Report the incident
Report the incident to TD Insurance within seven days and we'll start your claim and offer guidance.
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Tell us what happened
Let us know important matters such as location, weather conditions, or notes about your surroundings.
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Let us take over
Your dedicated TD Insurance Claims Advisor can provide any answers you don't find in the app.
Have a few details handy
Having this information available may help us guide you through the process more smoothly.
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Get the name and driver's license number of the other driver.
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Provide the registration and license plate numbers of all involved vehicles.
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Have the year, make and model of all vehicles involved ready.
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Record the police officer's information and the police report number (if police are involved).
Frequently asked questions
If you are registered for MyInsurance you can login and add a driver to your policy. Login to or register for MyInsurance .
Here's what you'll need:
- New driver's legal name and date of birth
- Date first licensed and driver's license number
- Driver training program completion details
- Driving history details such as claims history, prior convictions, or license suspensions
Online and Mobile Options with TD Insurance
Manage your insurance online with MyInsurance or in our mobile app. With numerous self-serve features, you can view your home and auto policy details, download proof of car insurance (also known as your 'pink card'), manage your payment or contact information and much more.
Get fast, easy and secure access today.
Looking to get a quote? Visit our quote page and get one in minutes.
With MyInsurance, you can modify and remove vehicles from your policy. Note that some conditions apply, and additional information on the remaining vehicles and drivers may be required, such as:
- Any changes to the primary or secondary drivers of the remaining vehicles on the policy.
- Any changes to the usage of the remaining vehicles on the policy, such as commuting, business usage, or annual mileage changes.
If you happen to require assistance while logged in to MyInsurance, one of our licensed Advisors would be happy to assist you through secure chat Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST, Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST.
Online and Mobile Options with TD Insurance
Manage your insurance online with MyInsurance or in our mobile app. With numerous self-serve features, you can view your home and auto policy details, download proof of car insurance (also known as your 'pink card'), manage your payment or contact information and much more.
Get fast, easy and secure access today.
Looking to get a quote? Visit our quote page and get one in minutes.
You can view and manage your insurance policies online with MyInsurance or via the TD Insurance app.
With numerous self-serve features, you can view your home and auto policy details, download proof of car insurance (also known as your 'pink card'), manage your payment or contact information and much more.
Online and Mobile options with TD Insurance
Manage your insurance online with MyInsurance or in the mobile app. With numerous self-serve features, you can view your home and auto policy details, download proof of car insurance (also known as your 'pink card'), manage your payment or contact information and much more.
Get fast, easy and secure access today.
Looking to get a quote? Visit our quote page and get one in minutes.
Just like items kept in your car, personal belongings in your RV are generally covered under your homeowner or tenant insurance policy, not your RV insurance. This can include luggage, electronics, and other personal items while travelling or parked. Check with an insurance advisor to understand the limits and any optional extensions that may apply.
Yes. Although RVs are typically used during warmer months, it's important that your RV is insured all year long. The Insurance Bureau of Canada recommends having comprehensive coverage year-round1. This type of coverage protects your seasonal vehicle against risks like theft, fire, vandalism and wind and other types of damage while it is in storage.
If you're towing a car behind your motor home, it's important that your car is insured before towing it. If anything were to happen while you were travelling from point A to point B, your insurer would treat your motorhome and car separately. For example, let's say your car was to detach from your motorhome while driving, and hit a building. In this instance, your vehicle's insurance policy will kick in to cover any damage, not your motorhome insurance.