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Joint Report

of automobile accident

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If someone is injured, even slightly, first call emergency services.

Step 1

- Remove a witnesses

+ Add a witnesses

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Vehicle A

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Vehicle A

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Vehicle B

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Vehicle B

An email containing the final version of the Joint Report will be sent to the drivers. No form will be saved online.

You will receive a PDF copy of your completed form by email

Joint Report

of automobile accident

Procedure

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Complete the Joint Report by indicating the contact details of all the drivers and vehicles involved.

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Carefully copy the information that is on the driver’s licence, vehicle registration certificate and insurance certificate. If you do not have the necessary information to complete the required fields, please indicate "none" in order to continue.

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If there are witnesses, provide their informations in step 1.

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When the fields are completed, you can send your report. It will be sent by email. Make sure you have received it before leaving the accident site.

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Notify your insurer or broker as soon as possible and forward your Joint Report to them immediately.

Claims settlement

Your insurer will establish your liabillity in the collision using the Direct compensation Agreement (DCA) which illustrates just about every possible accident scenario.

Under the DCA, each policyholder is compensated for material damage by his insurer, regardless of whether or not he was at fault for the accident:

  • If you are at fault: you will be compensated if your policy has collision coverage. You will have to pay a deductible.
  • If you are not at fault: you will be compensated even if your policy does not have collision coverage and you will not have to pay a deductible.

The claim will then be entered in your file in the Fichier central des sinistres automobiles (FCSA).

Your insurer will have the damage to the vehicle appraised by an appraiser to evaluate the cost of the repairs.

Find out more : gaa.qc.ca

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Joint Report

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Terms of use

Use of the Joint Report of Automobile Accident PDF form (the “Joint Report”) created by the Groupement des assureurs automobiles, whose head office is located at 1981 McGill College Avenue, Suite 620, Montreal, Quebec, H3A 2Y1 (“GAA” or “we,” “us,” “our”), is subject to your acceptance of these terms of use (the “Terms of use”). By using the Joint Report, you accept all of the conditions set out in these Terms of use.

  1. Terms of use

    You are authorized to use the Joint Report on condition that you comply with the following obligations:

    1. You alone are responsible for your use of the Joint Report and the information that you enter in it. We do not verify your information. Use of the Joint Report requires entering personal information;
    2. The information entered in the Joint Report is not stored on your device or in an external database. We do not have access to the information contained in the Joint Report or on your device and we do not retain any backup copies of this information. Once the Joint Report has been sent, no information or data is saved;
    3. You must refrain from using the Joint Report to file false or misleading Joint Reports or to otherwise act in contravention of the applicable laws and regulations;
    4. You may not re-sell the use of the Joint Report or otherwise require payment from a third party in exchange for use of the Joint Report;
    5. You are responsible for taking the necessary measures to prevent third parties from accessing the information contained in the Joint Report and on your device, including your personal information;
    6. You are responsible for ensuring that the Joint Report is complete before finishing the process and sending it to the correct email addresses;
    7. You are responsible for ensuring that the Joint Report has been sent to the correct email addresses before leaving the scene of the accident;
    8. You are responsible for ensuring that you have received the PDF version of the Joint Report by email before leaving the scene of the accident;
    9. If there are any technical problems, we strongly recommend that you obtain the other driver’s name and contact information before leaving the scene of the accident;
    10. You are responsible for having access to an Internet connection or to wireless connectivity (e.g. 5G) in order to access our website and the Joint Report and to be able to send the Joint Report;
    11. You undertake to refrain from (i) attempting to probe, examine or test the vulnerability of the Joint Report; (ii) attempting to decrypt, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer or otherwise ascertain the source code of the Joint Report; or (iii) using the Joint Report in a manner that is abusive or contrary to its purpose or documentation;
    12. Your device must have adequately configured email software, failing which the features allowing the Joint Reports to be sent by email will be inoperative. We are not responsible for the email transmission of Joint Reports;
    13. Joint Reports will be sent only to the email addresses provided by the drivers. You agree to send the information entered in the Joint Report to the other driver involved and to the insurers involved if one of the drivers selects this option following the accident. The conditions pertaining to the collection, use and disclosure of information by the insurers can be found in the contractual terms and conditions published by those insurers;
    14. You acknowledge that sending your part of a Joint Report to your insurer does not constitute the notice of claim required for the purposes of your insurance policy. You are responsible for taking separate steps directly with your insurer for that purpose, and;
    15. You acknowledge that this Joint Report was developed and will be applied in keeping with the applicable insurance legislation and regulations in Quebec. The Joint Reports generated may not be compliant with the legislation and regulations that apply outside Quebec.
  2. Intellectual Property

    Any title to and right or interest in the Joint Report and any trademark associated therewith remain our exclusive property or that of the third parties that granted us licenses or rights to use same. The Joint Report is protected by copyright, trademark(s) and other domestic and foreign legislation governing intellectual property. This Joint Report may not be marketed, reproduced, modified, distributed, sold, transferred, publicly presented, released to the public, used to create derivative works or made available to third parties other than for the purposes of allowing another driver involved in an accident to fill out a Joint Report.

    Reproduction of the Joint Report is prohibited.

  3. No warranty and limitation of liability

    THE JOINT REPORT IS PROVIDED “AS IS” WITHOUT ANY EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY WHATSOEVER.

    IN PARTICULAR, BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION, WE DO NOT WARRANT OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS AS TO CONDITION, UNINTERRUPTED USE, MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR ANY PURPOSE OR NONINFRINGEMENT.

    YOU HEREBY RELEASE AND DISCHARGE US FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR USE OF THE JOINT REPORT.

    WE DO NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT:

    1. THE USE OF THE SERVICES, NAMELY ACCESS TO OUR WEBSITE, ACCESS TO THE JOINT REPORT AND SENDING THE JOINT REPORT, WILL BE SECURE, UNINTERRUPTED OR FREE OF ERRORS OR WILL FUNCTION WITH ANY HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, SYSTEM OR DATA;
    2. THE SERVICES WILL MEET YOUR NEEDS OR EXPECTATIONS;
    3. THE SERVICES WILL BE FREE OF ERRORS OR THAT ANY ERRORS OR DEFECTS IN THE SERVICES WILL BE CORRECTED;
    4. THE WEBSITE AND THE TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITIES THAT MAKE THE SERVICES AVAILABLE ARE FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS;
    5. THE SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES. THE SERVICES MAY BE SUBJECT TO LIMITATIONS, DELAYS AND OTHER PROBLEMS INHERENT IN THE USE OF THE INTERNET AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS. WE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DELAYS, DELIVERY FAILURES OR OTHER PROBLEMS RESULTING FROM SUCH PROBLEMS.
  4. Reservations

    The GAA Joint Report is available to assist parties involved in an automobile accident. It is an easy-to-use tool that enables the parties concerned to identify themselves and facilitates reporting an accident to their respective insurers.

    However, there are other tools available to you to report an accident to your insurer. Indeed, you can check if your insurer has a mobile application that can be used to fill out a Joint Report, has published a Joint Report on its website or offers other similar tools.

  5. General Provisions
    1. These Terms of use shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Quebec and Canada that apply to contracts destined for execution in Quebec between residents of Quebec. The courts of the judicial district of Montreal shall have exclusive jurisdiction to hear any litigation or dispute associated with these Terms of use.
    2. If any provision of these Terms of use is declared null, illegal or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, that provision shall be severed from these Terms of use and the other provisions shall remain in full force.
    3. These Terms of use constitute the entire agreement entered into between you and us regarding the Joint Report, and they shall supersede and replace any written or verbal undertaking, contract, negotiation, discussion, comment, guarantee and arrangement between you and us.
    4. We have the right to transfer our obligations under these Terms of use to any third party without obtaining your consent.

By clicking the “I have read and agree to the Terms of use” button, you declare that you have read these Terms of use and agree to be bound by them.

Contact

If you have any questions, concerns or complaints regarding these Terms of use, contact us at: cinfo@gaa.qc.ca

These Terms of use were last updated on June 20, 2023.