The local licensing office or Property Tax Division should be contacted to answer this question at (334) 242-1525.
An MLI verification notice is mailed to the address on the vehicle registration and/or emailed (if email address is available) to registrants asking for proof of insurance coverage for the vehicle on the verification date. If no response is received after 30 days from the MLI verification notice, the license
The insurer should be asked to visit www.besuretoinsureal.com to provide the department confirmation of coverage on the vehicle for the requested verification date as shown on the verification notice. The confirmation should be provided on the insurer letterhead and submitted from the insurer’s email address indicating the response is being
The online insurance verification system (OIVS) uses web services for real time verification of policy information with insurers. The OIVS is accessible to the department, licensing officials, and law enforcement. If OIVS does not return a “confirmed” response to the department, licensing officials, or law enforcement, the registrant will be
Variances between the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), insurance policy number or National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) number provided to local licensing officials could be different and could result in the insurer being unable to verify insurance coverage for the vehicle. To determine a possible VIN discrepancy, the registrant should
Not necessarily. On a periodic basis, the DOR attempts to verify insurance for all registered vehicles. If insurance coverage cannot be verified for a vehicle, the DOR will mail an MLI verification notice to the address on the vehicle registration and/or email (if email address is available) the registrant asking
Reinstatement fees are only due when the vehicle was not insured on the insurance verification date, or the vehicle did not qualify for an exemption (sold, stored, inoperable, etc.).
No. Go to www.besuretoinsureal.com , visit local licensing office or contact the MVD. If insurance coverage cannot be verified, variances between the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), insurance policy number or National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) number provided to local licensing officials could be different and could result in the
The registrant should visit their local licensing official to surrender the license plate within thirty days of the MLI verification notice. Failure to surrender the license plate within 30 calendar days of the MLI verification Notice will result in suspension of their vehicle registration.
The DOR will use the information to attempt to verify insurance coverage with the insurer. If insurance is verified (i.e. confirmed) successfully, the MLI record will be closed. If insurance is not verified (i.e. unconfirmed), the registrant should contact their insurer and request that the insurer provide evidence of insurance
