What is required for proof of insurance when registering a vehicle?
You will be required to provide a current Connecticut Insurance Identification Card, which can be obtained from your insurance company, for the vehicle that you are registering. The insurance card must be in the name of registered owner(s) of the vehicle. If the vehicle is being leased, the insurance card may be in the name of the lessee. Please see Requirements for Automobile Insurance to find out more information.
You will need a current Connecticut Insurance Identification Card for the vehicle you’re registering. You get this from your insurance company, and it will do you absolutely no good if you leave it on the toilet tank in your bathroom, on your dresser, or if you file it safely away somewhere in that Black Hole of Calcutta you call your office. It must be carried on your person or in the vehicle at all times. The insurance card must be in the name of the registered owner(s) of the vehicle and should include: — Name of your insurance company — Name(s) of the insured – All names being listed on the registration must appear on the insurance card. In the case of a married couple, the insurance card can be in one name only. If a vehicle is owned by a leasing company, that company’s name and/or the lessor should be listed. — Policy number — Effective date of coverage (must be valid when the vehicle is registered) and expiration date (not to exceed one year) — Vehicle year, make or model,
