Frequently asked questions
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No. MyNonRenewal provides document summaries, educational information, official state rules, and date calculations. It does not provide legal advice, insurance advice, or representation, and it does not recommend specific insurers or policies. For individualized help, consider a licensed insurance professional or an attorney.
We identify the notice type, extract the key facts and dates, calculate the time remaining until coverage ends, and compare the notice period (notice date to coverage end date) against the published requirement for your state with a link to the official source.
A one-time, personalized educational action plan: reason-specific next steps, a catastrophe/moratorium protection check, an evidence checklist, official Department of Insurance resources, replacement coverage paths, an editable reconsideration request letter, and a downloadable PDF. There is no subscription.
California, Florida, and Texas are supported today. You can upload a notice from any state: MyNonRenewal can still extract the key facts and dates, but state-specific rule checks and action-plan guidance are currently available only for California, Florida, and Texas.
No. You can upload and see your free check without creating an account. Your report is available at a private link — bookmark it to return later.
Your file is stored in private storage, is never public, and can only be opened through short-lived links. You can permanently delete the uploaded document from your report page at any time. We do not sell your data or send document content to analytics.
Every rule we show links to an official source and shows the date we last verified it. Rules can change, so we encourage you to review the official source. If we could not verify a rule, we say so instead of guessing.
You review and can edit every extracted field before seeing your report. Fields we're less confident about are highlighted so you can check them.