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The document is a form from the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) titled 'Response to Insurance Cancellation Notice' (FR-4A). It provides instructions for individuals whose vehicle insurance has been canceled, detailing how to respond by submitting necessary information regarding the cancellation, vehicle status (sold, traded, or moved out of state), and any applicable military service or illness statements. The form requires personal and vehicle details, as well as insurance company information, and emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting to avoid penalties.

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