What are the fraud consequences for not having auto insurance and saying you do?

Answer by  John (9008)

The rules for this vary from state to state. However, generally speaking, lying to a police officer is a crime that is much more serious than not having insurance. In some states, it can even be a felony. Sadly, you have already done the action and really can't do anything to cure it.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Driving without insurance is a ticket in all states and can result in losing the car in some states. Lying to a police officer can land you in jail.

Answer by  Rubberchicken (819)

There are no consequenses for fraud; however, you could be charged with providing false information to a police officer, which may carry a fine.