Today I got into an accident. Did you agree with the culprit that under the receipt ...?

Good day.

First of all, I would recommend you to officially register the accident by calling the police and/or yourself through the Europrotocol. In this case, if you are not the culprit of the accident, you can be sure that you will be compensated for the damages.

However, if you want to go the other way, here are my recommendations.

In order to correctly formulate the receipt for the transfer of the car for repair, it is necessary to include the following data in it:

1. Full names of the parties - yours and the culprit of the accident;

2. The date of drawing up the receipt;

3. Detailed information about the accident. Where, when, what and how it happened, under what circumstances, license plates of vehicles and who is to blame for the accident.

4. Detailed information about the damage caused to the car as a result of the accident.

5. Information about the transfer of the car for repair - make, model, year of manufacture and other characteristics of the car;

6. Conditions for restoring the car - what work must be done, what materials must be used and what time frame the repair must be completed;

7. Conditions for returning the car - when the car must be returned and what condition it must be in at the time of return;

8. Signatures of the parties - yours and the culprit of the accident.

In order for a receipt to be legally valid, it must be in writing and signed by both parties. Also, passport data should be added to the receipt.

The next step after drawing up the receipt will be handing over the car for repair to the culprit of the accident under the conditions set out in the receipt.

In addition, if the culprit of the accident is an employee at the service station, you must additionally conclude a contract for maintenance and repair of the vehicle between you and the service station.