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If you own a car in Florida and your daughter drives and insures it in Pennsylvania is this legal?In: Auto Insurance |
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If the insurance company knows where the car is garaged, and if it's insured there they must, there should be no problem. There may be some issues with the state DMV if she has moved permanently to Pennsylvania and still has Florida tags, but if it is owned by a Florida resident and only loaned to a Pennsylvania resident, that's probably OK, too.
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