Frequently Asked Questions

Below are some of our frequently asked questions.  If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us via the web, or come and visit us at a location near you.

1.	How does Depot Insurance get the best rates?
2.	All minor traffic convictions and accidents remain on your driving record for three years. Alcohol related major violations remain on your driving record for ten years. Points for traffic convictions and chargeable accidents are added and removed at the renewal of your policy. There is no change to the policy during your policy period to add or delete points.
3.	Does my auto insurance company send proof of auto insurance electronically to the DMV?
4.	what is Liability Coverage and how mch do I need?

	How does Depot Insurance get the best rates? We are partners with over 40 different insurance companies. This allows us to shop them to find the most appropriate coverage at the best price. All the Insurance companies specialize in different senerios and with our knowledge,Depot Insurance will be able to find whats right for you at a competitive rate. Back to Top
	All minor traffic convictions and accidents remain on your driving record for three years. Alcohol related major violations remain on your driving record for ten years. Points for traffic convictions and chargeable accidents are added and removed at the renewal of your policy. There is no change to the policy during your policy period to add or delete points. All minor traffic convictions and accidents remain on your driving record for three years. Alcohol related major violations remain on your driving record for ten years. Points for traffic convictions and chargeable accidents are added and removed at the renewal of your policy. There is no change to the policy during your policy period to add or delete points. Back to Top
	Does my auto insurance company send proof of auto insurance electronically to the DMV? Yes, most of our companies comply with this DMV regulation. Auto insurance companies have 30 days to notify the DMV. Back to Top
	what is Liability Coverage and how mch do I need? Most state laws require that you carry a minimum amount of liability insurance, which pays for the injuries or damages you cause to someone else. While some people need only the minimum level of protection, others have assets that they need to protect. If you are unsure about how much liability insurance you need, consult an AIS insurance professional. We can tailor a program to provide the right amount of protection for you and your family. Back to Top