dojj

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Long story short, had an alarm fitted, sent the document off to the insurance company, it's been so long that they don't keep records longer than 3 years, can't remember who fitted it or when, now I need that certificate where an I supposed to obtain it?
Or can someone retro examine it and issue one?

Caddyshack

I wonder if you can obtain a copy from Thatcham if it was an approved alarm, the fitter (I think) sends them a copy.

I always copy everything that leaves here as companies lose this stuff all the time, "prepare for the worst and hope for the best"

Psycho Warren

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Your first mistake was sending originals of any important document to an insurance company

dojj

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I'll try thatcham just to be on the safe side but if that draws a blank?

xrmalin

A friend of mine bought a car with a cat 1 alarm fitted but didn't come with a certificate so he got a local place to examine & re issue a certificate so I would presume you'd be able to do the same if you've got someone local who installs alarms.

Mark.

TrevCos

iTrader: (1)

This is the way to do it. Any car electrical company that fit Thatcham approved alarms should be able to check it out and issue a new certificate, I'm sure I've done it before many moons ago.

dojj

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It's probably going to cost me the money I've saved by shopping around then