The District of Columbia Notice of Termination of Coverage (Rescission) is a document used to formally terminate a policyholder’s coverage in the District of Columbia. This document is typically sent by an insurance company to a policyholder to inform them that their coverage will be terminated. The notice must include the reason for the rescission, the date of termination, and the policyholder’s right to appeal or dispute the rescission. The rescission may be due to nonpayment of premiums, fraud or misrepresentation, or the policyholder’s failure to meet the terms of the policy. The two types of District of Columbia Notice of Termination of Coverage (Rescission) are Voluntary Rescission and Involuntary Rescission. A Voluntary Rescission occurs when the policyholder requests that their coverage be terminated. An Involuntary Rescission occurs when the insurance company terminates the policyholder’s coverage.