{"id":1439,"date":"2021-09-22T18:55:32","date_gmt":"2021-09-22T18:55:32","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.consumerschicago.com\/?p=1439"},"modified":"2021-09-22T18:55:32","modified_gmt":"2021-09-22T18:55:32","slug":"will-i-get-sr22-if-i-drive-without-insurance","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.consumerschicago.com\/?p=1439","title":{"rendered":"¿Recibiré SR22 si conduzco sin seguro??"},"content":{"rendered":"
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      ¿Recibiré SR22 si conduzco sin seguro??<\/h3>
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      \nBy JD Glass\n

      \nEvery state with the exception of Vermont--who requires you to prove you can financially afford accident responsibility--requires every driver to have car insurance. If you don\u2019t, hay sanciones, y la primera podría ser un requisito SR22. Qué es eso, usted pregunta?\n

      \nIt\u2019s a certificate the state requires of drivers who have some severe offenses on their driving record, and it\u2019s directly related to you actually having driver\u2019s insurance coverage--what it means, es que si conduces, you MUST have coverage AND the state needs to know that it\u2019s active.\n

      \nIn addition to your insurance company filing the form with the state (because that\u2019s who vouches for you - la compañía de seguros), Es posible que se le proporcione un certificado en papel., or an electronic notation in your state file.\n

      \nIt\u2019s a simple fact that those who don\u2019t carry active car insurance put themselves and everyone else at risk. If you cause and accident and you don\u2019t have insurance, Es muy probable que le falten los fondos para pagarle a alguien sus pérdidas., including your own.\n

      \nThis is one of the larger reasons that driving uninsured could result you in being required to have an SR22 form.\n

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      La única forma de conseguirlo es a través de una agencia de seguros de automóviles.. \t<\/h1>\n

      \nIf driving uninsured is the reason you got the SR22 requirement, you\u2019ll have to restart your coverage, and you may find yourself with challenges with the insurance.\n

      \nBecause you\u2019ve willingly driven without insurance before, the company may think that you\u2019re likely to do it again, lo que significa que las aseguradoras corren el riesgo de perder su inversión en usted. Debido a este riesgo, they\u2019re also likely to charge you more.\n

      \nThere are some insurers who view SR22 drivers as too high of a risk to insure and they may even refuse to issue you a policy, making your search just that much more difficult.\n

      \nThere are insurers (como consumidores) ¿Quién cubre a los conductores SR22?!\n

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      Lo más importante si tienes SR22 es mantener activa tu cobertura!\t<\/h1>\n

      \nThese are the things to look out for so you don\u2019t let it lapse:
      \nFailure to renew before your term expires
      \nFailure to let the insurer know if you\u2019ve received tickets, tenido algún accidente (or\neven got an SR22!)
      \nFailure to update the policy if you\u2019ve changed addresses, vehículos, o incluso agregó uno.
      \nAnd the biggest one: failure to pay your premium.\n
      \nKeep on top of all of these to prevent a lapse in coverage. Si su cobertura caduca, then you\u2019re likely to run into further issues, lo menos importante es que su período de penalización SR22 aumentará.

      \n\nYes, Recibirá recordatorios de la empresa sobre cuándo pagar y cuándo renovar., but don\u2019t just rely on that. Asegúrate de revisar, renovar, and update when needed.\n

      \nTalk with your insurer about how to keep active and up to date with your policy. Pueden ofrecerle opciones como pagos automáticos, que deducen la prima de su cuenta periódicamente., while automatic renewal will make sure you renew your coverage--provided you don\u2019t choose to switch policies.\n

      \nIf you make a change, como un movimiento, conseguir un auto nuevo, o incluso recibir cargos adicionales por su conducción, call or email your agent and insurance right away--this way your policy can be updated and you can be sure to always have the protection you need.\n

      \nAnd speaking of moving, if you do in fact move to a state that doesn\u2019t require SR22s, el que ya tienes permanecerá activo, y en general tu, necesidad de mantener la cobertura, as part of the requirement for getting a license in the state you\u2019ve moved to.\n

      \nSR22 coverage can take a few days and even up to a month to become active, Así que tan pronto como tengas todo lo que necesitas, asegúrese de contactar a su agente, so you can find out your next steps and get back on the road.\n

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