提供给当地发牌官员的车辆识别号码(VIN)、保险单号码或全国保险委员协会(NAIC)号码之间的差异可能不同,可能导致保险公司无法核实车辆的保险范围。为确定可能的VIN差异,登记人应检查其保险卡和登记收据上所列的VIN,以发现任何差异。 如果登记人的保险卡上的VIN不正确,登记人应联系他们的保险公司,以纠正信息。 如果登记人认为登记收据上反映的VIN不正确,登记人应向当地的许可官员查询。
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提供给当地发牌官员的车辆识别号码(VIN)、保险单号码或全国保险委员协会(NAIC)号码之间的差异可能不同,可能导致保险公司无法核实车辆的保险范围。为确定可能的VIN差异,登记人应检查其保险卡和登记收据上所列的VIN,以发现任何差异。 如果登记人的保险卡上的VIN不正确,登记人应联系他们的保险公司,以纠正信息。 如果登记人认为登记收据上反映的VIN不正确,登记人应向当地的许可官员查询。
Differences between the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), insurance policy number, or National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) number provided to local licensing officials could result in the insurer being unable to verify insurance coverage for the vehicle. To determine a possible VIN discrepancy, you should check the VIN listed on your insurance card and registration receipt to find any discrepancies. If the VIN on your insurance card is incorrect, you should contact your insurer to get the information corrected. If you believe the VIN reflected on your registration receipt is incorrect, you should check with your local licensing official.
Not necessarily. On a periodic basis, ALDOR attempts to verify insurance for all registered vehicles. If insurance coverage cannot be verified for a vehicle, ALDOR will mail an MLI verification notice to the address on the vehicle registration and/or email the registrant (if email address is available) asking for evidence of insurance on the vehicle.
ALDOR 使用在线保险验证系统 (OIVS) 通过以下方法确定车主是否按照强制责任保险 (MLI) 法投保责任保险:
The online insurance verification system (OIVS) uses web services for real-time verification of policy information with insurers. The OIVS is accessible to ALDOR, licensing officials, and law enforcement. If OIVS does not return a “confirmed” response, the registrant will be required to present the evidence of insurance document. ALDOR will continue to attempt to verify the policy information submitted and will follow up on any unconfirmed responses received from the insurer by sending a verification notice to the registrant.
Differences between the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), insurance policy number, or National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) number provided to local licensing officials could result in the insurer being unable to verify insurance coverage for the vehicle. To determine a possible VIN discrepancy, you should check the VIN listed on your insurance card and registration receipt to find any discrepancies. If the VIN on your insurance card is incorrect, you should contact your insurer to get the information corrected. If you believe the VIN reflected on your registration receipt is incorrect, you should check with your local licensing official.