“Unless you’re a student or in the military, you must get a new license within 30-60 days. The timeline can vary from state to state, so please check with your local DMV.
If you don’t change your license within the state’s timeline, you could risk:
License Suspension. If you don’t notify your new state of your address change, you risk getting your license suspended
. The same can happen if you fail to notify your previous state. Loss of Coverage. Your insurer may require that the correct address is on file with your state of license. If your license is suspended, your insurance may no longer cover you, resulting in a policy lapse.
Depending on your state’s laws, driving without insurance may have severe penalties. You also risk having to pay for costly, car accident damages and fines out of pocket.
Long story short, change your license on time and avoid a costly headache.
If you want help switching your insurance to your new state, let the free car insurance broker app, Jerry
, help you find the best rates. Jerry compares rates from the top companies and delivers the best deals to your phone in minutes. They also help fill out the transfer paperwork, so you can focus on your new life.”