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Jul 6, 2008, 01:00 PM
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Auto insurance
Can I still get insurance for my car (but my license are suspended)so I can get my regerstration sticker
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Jul 6, 2008, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by dallas214
can i still get insurance for my car (but my license are suspended)so i can get my regerstration sticker
Call an agent who represents multiple lines - but I don't think so. Even if they write the insurance the next question is why would you register the car when you clearly won't be driving it (or so they hope) and who would be driving it and what is their driving history.
I say, no, you can't.
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Jul 6, 2008, 02:20 PM
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There are a few of the higher risk insurance companies that will insure you, at least in a few of the states I know, some advertise about insuring illegal immigrants with no license ( so they will not be arrested for no insurance) Normally gettingit registered has nothing to do with drivers license.
But of course since it is illegal to drive without license, ( for example GA has just passed 2 days in jail for first offense. Who is going to be driving the car.
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Jul 6, 2008, 03:31 PM
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Being able to register your car really has nothing to do with insurance. However, once your car is registered, you are required to maintain insurance on it in order to avoid fines from the DMV.
But as Chuck said, why are you insuring a car that [hopefully] you will not be driving? When you apply for insurance the first thing asked for is a driver's license number in order to run a motor vehicle report (to check for tickets, accidents, and other violations). Most of your larger companies will not offer insurance to someone whose license is suspended.
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Uber Member
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Jul 6, 2008, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by nikosmom
Being able to register your car really has nothing to do with insurance. However, once your car is registered, you are required to maintain insurance on it in order to avoid fines from the DMV.
But as Chuck said, why are you insuring a car that [hopefully] you will not be driving?? When you apply for insurance the first thing asked for is a driver's license number in order to run a motor vehicle report (to check for tickets, accidents, and other violations). Most of your larger companies will not offer insurance to someone whose license is suspended.
I don't know about other States but in NYS you cannot register a car in your name without proof of current insurance, also in your name - you don't register first and provide proof of insurance/get insurance/keep insurance second.
Obviously it's different in other places. How does it work in other States?
What State is OP in?
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Ultra Member
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Jul 6, 2008, 04:53 PM
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Right Judy, I think I misread/misunderstood the post.
Dallas, you DO need valid insurance first in order to register your car and you won't be able to get that without a valid license. But the question remains, why are you registering a car that you can't drive [legally]?
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