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Q:My mother is in the US as a tourist and she had to extend her stay. I would like to purchase insurance for her.
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Q:I bought Safe Travels USA Comprehensive. Now my parents are planning to visit Canada for 45 days. Certificate says it covers up to 30 days outside travel.. is it possible to extend outside insurance days Can you help suggest what can be done Thanks! Yash
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