Do I Have To Report My OWI To My Michigan Auto Insurance Company?

 

June 18, 2008 by author · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Michigan DUI insurance 

Reader’s Question:

How many years do I have to wait, before I do not have to report my OWI to my insurance provider in the state of Michigan?

Kurt

Detroit, MI

Alcohol violations in Michigan, such as driving under the influence or operated under the influence of liquor, stays on your record for a minimum of ten years. As for car insurance rates, typically they will be affected for at least three years after you have been convicted of a OWI or DUI and some companies go back seven years.

Since your OWI should be on your Michigan driving record for a minimum of ten years if an insurance provider asks you about violations in on your driving record or if you have been convicted of such an infraction then you will need to inform them of your OWI conviction. If you do not inform them and they later see it on your driving history then the quote amount you were given will likely be wrong since you did not provide them all the information they required to give you an accurate rate quote.

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