FAQ - Using a temporary auto insurance ID card

Q1: What is a temporary auto insurance ID card?

A1: A temporary auto insurance ID card serves as proof of insurance for your vehicle until you receive your permanent card. It includes information such as the policy number, the insured's name, vehicle details, and the effective dates of the policy.

Q2: When will I need a temporary auto insurance ID card?

A2: You'll need a temporary ID card when you have just purchased a new policy, added a new vehicle to your existing policy, or are waiting for a replacement of a lost or damaged permanent card.

Q3: Can I legally drive with a temporary auto insurance ID card?

A3: Yes, you can legally drive with a temporary auto insurance ID card. It acts as valid proof of insurance coverage until you receive the permanent card.

Q4: How long is the temporary auto insurance ID card valid?

A4: The validity period of a temporary ID card can depend on the insurance company's policies. Generally, it remains valid until you receive your permanent card, which typically arrives within 30 days.

Q5: How can I get a temporary auto insurance ID card from Erie Insurance?

A5: To obtain a temporary auto insurance ID card from Erie Insurance, contact your Erie Insurance Agent with the necessary policy and vehicle details. Once your policy information is confirmed or updated, your agent can generate and send you a temporary ID card, typically through secure email.

Remember, always carry your insurance ID card while driving, as you may need it in case of a traffic stop or accident. For more details, contact your Erie insurance agent.