Non Owners SR-22 in Chester, VA
 33 year old single male, Non Owners, SR-22 |
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| Year/Make Model: Non Owners |
| Non Owners Policy covers the Named Insured for Liability coverage driving any Non Owned Vehicle. |
| Discounts: Paperless, Auto Pay |
| Selected Coverages With Dairyland |
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| Bodily Injury Liability: $30,000 each person/ $60,000 each accident |
| Property Damage Liability: $25,000 each accident |
| Uninsured Motorist: $30,000 each person/ $60,000 each accident/$25,000 Property Damage SR-22 Filing |
One of our clients needed to get SR-22 Insurance in order to reinstate his license with Virginia DMV. This driver has 13 points against his license for DUI, Speeding, and failure to obey sign/signal. If a client needs an SR-22 per the State requirements, and they don’t own a vehicle, we can write what’s called a Non Owners policy. This policy will cover the Named Insured driving any non owned vehicle for liability only, once their license is in good standing. The SR-22 is submitted to the DMV and the customer pays a low cost of $116 each month set up on auto pay for a discount.
Total 6 Month Premium: $669.36
Monthly Installments: $116.56
What is a Virginia Non-Owners SR-22 Policy?
A Virginia Non-Owners SR-22 Policy is a type of insurance for individuals who don’t own a vehicle but need to fulfill the state’s SR-22 requirement. It provides liability coverage when driving a car that is not owned by the insured person.
Who typically needs a Non-Owners SR-22 Policy in Virginia?
Individuals who do not own a car but still need to meet the SR-22 insurance filing requirement in Virginia may benefit from a Non-Owners SR-22 Policy. This is often required for those with a revoked or suspended driver’s license due to certain violations or accidents.
How does a Virginia Non-Owners SR-22 Policy differ from regular car insurance?
A Virginia Non-Owners SR-22 Policy differs from standard car insurance in that it specifically covers individuals, not vehicles. It provides liability coverage when driving vehicles that the insured person doesn’t own. It does not cover the vehicle itself but rather the liability arising from the insured individual’s use of non-owned vehicles.