Sunday, January 1, 2012

Is proof of insurance required just to "update" your license in North Carolina at the DMV?

When my wallet was stolen a year ago, I didn't have to present proof of insurance to get a replacement license but I did have it with me.





Here is what the NC DOT web site says:


Replacement





If your license is lost or stolen, go to the nearest Driver License Office and apply for a duplicate. To replace a lost or stolen license, you must show the examiner two documents of identification approved by the DMV.





http://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/driver_services鈥?/a>











Proof of insurance is only required when obtaining an original license, transferring a valid license from another state, restoring a license after it has been revoked or suspended, or when the driver has been awarded "Limited Driving Privileges" by the court system.





http://www.ncdot.gov/dmv/driver_services鈥?/a>





|||Call them, all states are different and since 9-11 things have really changed!!! Miss mary

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