Business ProfileforSGI (Regina East Auto Claims Centre)

I have a good driving abstract and do not present with many claims. My car's door handle lock and door frame were damaged in an effort for thieves to brake into it. Over the course of two months, I had two SGI damage assessments. The second was to uncover obvious damage that the assessor should have initially documented but for whatever reason was more concerned in understating value and deeming the car a total loss. My 2008 ***** is unsafe for the road, according to a notification I received dated June 1, 2023, and as of June 16, 2023, I won't be able to register my car. I never received a warning to stop driving the car because it was unsafe. This does not, in my opinion, constitute proper notice. The adjuster first understates the worth of the car, calls me twice without leaving a message, sends an offer package that further understates value, and receives no response. He then sent out a letter marking the car out as unsafe in an effort to get a response. He agreed to increase the value to fix the automobile after we spoke, but he is still putting a flag on the vehicle to prevent the registration from being renewed. He carries on with the assertion that the car continues to be a total loss. ** ***** ***** ***** *** * ******* ** *** ** ********** *** ******** ** ***** *** ****** **** **** * *********. The car will be fixed shortly. I don't think the flagging is necessary. The vehicle will eventually enter the shop. It is likely the door repairs will occur within the next month as well as other scheduled maintenance things. I've discovered a door at ***** that offers a simple remedy. It also happens to be white. The door costs $80 but needs to be taken out of the car.