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Depends on the question. If asked for all wrecks, you need to list it. Just because it's not on a PSP report, or MVR or whatever doesn't mean it's not in an insurance database somewhere. Be honest. There is a good chance the company will find out anyway.

 

If you find that being honest and listing it is keeping you from being hired, try not listing it and see what happens . But many companies will hire convicted felons , so a non reportable minor accident causing you to not be hired is unlikely, unless it’s for a very elite position.

 

get your DAC report and see if it is on there, or if there was a police report.

.if not ,don't list

 

if you have a police report ,then it is on record.

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Most of the insurance companies I've been involved with allow one 'at fault' accident in the past 3 years.

Hang onto that accident report so you can prove 'fault' at a later date like when moving up, etc.

I often get asked to have an applicant provide PD reports when there are (2) showing to determine fault.

Some state [like NJ] list ALL 'police reported' accidents so if a report was made there COULD be something popping up.