[DeTomaso] Insurance for a visitor
Julian Kift
julian_kift at hotmail.com
Thu Feb 26 10:55:23 EST 2015
I think many States (NV certainly does) require that the car be insured to maintain registration/tags and there is an obligation for insurers to report to DMV when cover is canceled. This effectively forces someone to maintain the car registered at a US physical/mailing address on behalf of the visitor or for the visitor to maintain a US address. The latter can be achieved via one of the many PO box companies, many of which will forward mail overseas. I used a service in Miami that would forward mail and small packages to Colombia during my period there.
The above registration requirement for continuous insurance may make it difficult to get a rider on his/her overseas policy just for periods he/she is in the US and I would not rely on DMV accepting that for registration.
Obtaining a US drivers license used to be as simple as knowing a few words of Spanish and taking the test, but the rules all changed post 9/11 and then DMV would only renew my license at the time for the valid period of my work visa. Then again maybe it was because I mentioned I wanted to learn to drive HAZMAT commercial :), just kidding you can't get a CDL whilst on a visa, I did try!
He/she could try one of these as a starting point;
https://d6371032-61c0-499f-9967-ca6e618cb017.insurancewebsitebuilder.com/automobile/international_personnell_auto_insurance_quote.aspx
http://www.4autoinsurancequote.com/learning-center/car-insurance-for-non-us-citizens/
Julian
> From: kirby.schrader at gmail.com
> Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 05:26:09 -0600
> To: DeTomaso at poca.com
> Subject: [DeTomaso] Insurance for a visitor
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> Scenario:
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> Owns a car in the US, but has no home here.
> Has no US driver’s license.
>
> Wants to drive the car here in the US.
>
> Where does he get insurance?
>
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I think many States (NV certainly does) require that the car be insured
to maintain registration/tags and there is an obligation for insurers
to report to DMV when cover is canceled. This effectively forces
someone to maintain the car registered at a US physical/mailing address
on behalf of the visitor or for the visitor to maintain a US address.
The latter can be achieved via one of the many PO box companies,
many of which will forward mail overseas. I used a service in Miami
that would forward mail and small packages to Colombia during my period
there.
The above registration requirement for continuous insurance may make it
difficult to get a rider on his/her overseas policy just for periods
he/she is in the US and I would not rely on DMV accepting that for
registration.
Obtaining a US drivers license used to be as simple as knowing a few
words of Spanish and taking the test, but the rules all changed post
9/11 and then DMV would only renew my license at the time for the valid
period of my work visa. Then again maybe it was because I mentioned I
wanted to learn to drive HAZMAT commercial :), just kidding you can't
get a CDL whilst on a visa, I did try!
He/she could try one of these as a starting point;
[1]https://d6371032-61c0-499f-9967-ca6e618cb017.insurancewebsitebuilder
.com/automobile/international_personnell_auto_insurance_quote.aspx
[2]http://www.4autoinsurancequote.com/learning-center/car-insurance-for
-non-us-citizens/
Julian
> From: kirby.schrader at gmail.com
> Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 05:26:09 -0600
> To: DeTomaso at poca.com
> Subject: [DeTomaso] Insurance for a visitor
>
>
> Scenario:
>
> Owns a car in the US, but has no home here.
> Has no US drivers license.
>
> Wants to drive the car here in the US.
>
> Where does he get insurance?
>
>
>
>
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References
1. https://d6371032-61c0-499f-9967-ca6e618cb017.insurancewebsitebuilder.com/automobile/international_personnell_auto_insurance_quote.aspx
2. http://www.4autoinsurancequote.com/learning-center/car-insurance-for-non-us-citizens/
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