Sure. The letter you received is meant to notify you that your insurance coverage has ended, and DMV hasn't received any new insurance coverage notification from any other company.
Do you have insurance already?
Yeah, in fact, i have one.
Then, do not worry about. Just follow the proper procedure written down in the letter and contact your insurance company or agent, to talk about the problem. Most probable thing would be to ask your company to file a notice of coverage with the DMV via electronic.
That sound pretty easy, indeed. I'll make sure to do it asap. In any case,Are there some advice you can give me?
For starters, do go and use your vehicle while your coverage is cancelled. Besides, please keep your plates with you while your problem is resolved with your insurance company.
I thought something similar to that. Thanks for confirm it. Please, another question. A friend of mine got its license suspended, but she doesn't know for how long, How she can know that?
For that, she'll have to go through the DMV process, but it would imply that her registration must expire or her plates must be transferred to another vehicle by DMV or DMV must receive proof of new or reinstated insurance.
Sorry but, you said earlier that about my insurance being lapsed, all i had to do is to contact my insurance agent to fix the problem, right?
That's correct. And do not forget to ask them to file the notice of coverage with the DMV electronically.
Lets say, i mean, lets guess i don't have any insurance, what would happen there?