Allianz Cornhill claims handlers using UV lights
Allianz Cornhill claims handlers are using ultra violet (UV) lights to crack down on fraudulent vehicle documents. Vehicle registration documents and MOTs are now examined under the UV light as they are found in the post so that any counterfeits are detected as early as possible.
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