An insurance broker is a professional intermediary between clients and insurance companies. Their main role is to advise clients on the insurance options available and help them find the best policy to suit their needs and budget.

An insurance broker represents clients and works to find the best insurance policy for them, while an insurance company directly sells its own insurance policies.

 You should contact your insurance broker as soon as possible to guide you through the claims submission process and provide you with any necessary assistance.

The ability to change an insurance policy may vary depending on the type of policy and local regulations. Your insurance broker can guide you on how and when it is possible to make changes to your policy.

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The information needed will vary depending on the type of insurance you are applying for, but will generally include personal details, information about the property or risk to be insured, and previous insurance history, among others.

The information needed will vary depending on the type of insurance you are applying for, but will generally include personal details, information about the property or risk to be insured, and previous insurance history, among others.

Your insurance broker should provide you with clear contact information and be available to help you in the event of an emergency or need for assistance, whether by phone, email or other forms of communication.

To verify the company's registration, go to the website of the APS regulatory body.

 Cuando tu situación cambia y necesitas actualizar tu póliza de seguro, comunica los cambios a tu broker de seguros y trabaja con ellos para ajustar tu cobertura según tus nuevas necesidades.