Does my live-in girlfriend have to submit to a background check if my car is stolen?

My car was stolen and my insurance agent told her she needed to submit to a background check so that they could see if she had any prior record of car theft/fraud, etc...

We are not married and have no joint accounts or legal anything together. Is this legal? Is this ethical? We live in Minnesota.

Answer:


Ethical? We don't see what it would be unethical. If she has nothing on her record, why worry about it?

Give the insurance company what they need to pay the claim.

She is a member of your household (married or not), and they can inquire as to those issues.

Good Luck
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