How to Get Your Indiana Car Accident Report

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When a car crash occurs in Indiana, the investigating police officer from the Indiana State Police (ISP) or local police fills out an official accident report, formally called the Indiana Officer’s Standard Crash Report. This document becomes a key piece of evidence in the process to get compensation for your car accident. Insurance companies use the report to determine fault. If your case results in litigation and the investigating officer is called upon to testify, the report will likely be the basis of their testimony.

That’s why you need a copy of the accident report.

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You can obtain a copy of your Indiana accident report in several different ways:

You can request your copy using the form on this page. You can also request a crash report from the responding law enforcement agency.

Of course, you can also skip the hassle entirely by hiring a verified Indiana car accident attorney to represent you. Your attorney can handle the request for the accident report and any other important documents on your behalf.

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