SD Automobile Insurance for Nomads?
I plan to become a nomad in the next few years, and will tow my car behind my RV. SD will become my state of domicile. When I apply for SD auto insurance, do I just list my mail forwarding address ...
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JimK-NY wrote:
We went through Dougherty in Sioux Falls. We thought we had a suitable full timers policy until we had a claim and found we had insufficient coverage. After a lot of looking at policies Dougherty set us up with a National Interstate policy.
BTW, I have no idea what you mean by a "garaging address." Your new address will be your mail forwarding address. This address issue has been discussed in other threads. It will not impact your insurance policy. But the idea of being "homeless" and nomadic bothers some financial institutions. Even the Federal government sometimes doesn't get it. Social security stated that I had to apply with a "permanent" address and a mail box was not sufficient. I just attached a short note to the application and I never heard anything. The application was processed.
How did SSA know it was a mail forwarder? Whenever I have used private mail carriers like The UPS Store, I write:
123 Main St., #332 (my PMB)
City, State, Zip
I do not write "PMB" or "Box". This is a dead giveaway. Otherwise, banks rebate companies might give you problems.
Also, for "garaging", that is an auto insurance term. They want to know where your car will be kept at night (or "garaged"), to calculate your rate
