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A home is considered vacant at the time it becomes unoccupied.
Your insurer requires notification from you within a specified time frame according the terms of your policy, usually 30 to 90 days depending on your policy language.
Failure to notify the insure of vacancy within the required time frame can void all coverage if a claim ensues after vacancy.
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