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Is there a way to determine who your auto insurance carrier is based on tag or title information?

My wife aparently has auto insurance, you lose your license in the state of Florida without it, however she has no idea who the coverage is through. Any thoughts?

If it's YOUR car and YOUR tag, it will be on YOUR renewal registration, in most states.

If she "apparently" has auto insurance, she needs to check who she's been PAYING for it.

She can check her cancelled checks, she's most likely paying once a month, but at LEAST once a year.

She can also go down to the DMV with her license and registration, or the local police station. If the car is in her name, and she can prove who she is with a photo id, they will look it up and tell her the name of the company (Which, actually, isn't going to do much good, as you still won't have any CONTACT information, and each "company" can have up to 20 subsidiaries - and the SUBSIDIARY would be the listed carrier, so how would YOU know that "maryland casualty" is a subsidiary of "Zurich"?), but that won't give her the name of the COMPANY.

And they're not going to tell ANYONE besides the registered owner, thinking they are likely a stalker.

But, if she really has no idea . . .I'd suggest that it's much MORE likely that she let coverage lapse, and is afraid to tell you. Heck, she might have a hold on her license, how would you know? Florida is the uninsured motorist capital of the US - more uninsured drivers there than anywhere else. Source(s): agent, 21+ years

well, if she gets pulled over, the police officer should be able to run her info through and pull it up.

or

she can wait for a statement to come in the mail.

most tag offices keep the info on file. given that it is correct. She can call and ask them, although, they may laugh at her for not knowing.
I work for an insurance company
well if she paid for it there's got to be some record of it. how in the hell can u not know? i'd say she doesnt have any.
Look back through your bank statements and see who you paid for it.
You won't find the info on the tag or title info. Look at your checkbook or credit card statement for the name of the company. Most companies send you a card to carry in the vehicle.