I got a ticket a few months ago, and my insurance felt like running my dmv record this month (i was told they don't always do that but sometimes they do) and my rates went up almost $90 more a month. Not happening. I did research and I found out that insurance companies base your rates on what you tell them, so I am going to be switching to another company.
THE QUESTION!

If I switch to a new insurance company, is will my old (or current) insurance company
allowed to tell the new one that I have a ticket on my record?

Why did my drivers permits issued date change once I obtained a duplicate permit from the DMV Chicago Illinois?

Does this mean I have to hold on to my permit for a new variation of 9 months before obtaining a license. Or can I look up my original issued date online.

Hi there!

They are multiple choice everywhere in California, doesn't matter what office you go to. You can see what the test is like by taking a quick sample exam here http://www.epermittest.com/california/ca... Good luck!

It is not illegal to change the registered keeper.

We have two cars on finance in our household, my wife holds the finance but they are registered to me and the finance company are fully aware.

What I would suggest is that the finance is paid through the in-laws bank account. I know it's not exactly Kosher, but as long as the finance co continue to get their money there's no problem, is there?.***:D

My plates have been expired for almost a year due to some problems with insurance. How do you go about registering after it's been so long?