Form VSA 99. Report of Recovered Stolen Vehicle - Virginia

Form VSA 99 - Report of Recovered Stolen Vehicle is used by insurance companies in Virginia to record the recovery of a stolen vehicle. The parties involved in this form are insurance companies and the law enforcement agency that initiated the original stolen vehicle report.

The form consists of sections where insurance companies provide details about the recovered stolen vehicle, including the percentage of damage and the estimated cost of repair.

Important fields in this form include the vehicle's identification details, the date of recovery, the extent of damage, and the estimated repair cost. Accurate information is essential for the insurance company to assess the vehicle's condition and determine the appropriate course of action.

An example scenario is when law enforcement recovers a stolen vehicle and informs the insurance company that holds the theft claim. By using Form VSA 99, the insurance company can record the recovery, assess the vehicle's condition, and initiate the claims process for the owner.

No additional documents are typically required for filling this form. An alternative form could be Form VSA 12, used to apply for a Virginia title for a vehicle with an out-of-state title, which serves a different purpose but involves vehicle titles.