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mexicoblue

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Our Mexican insurance with AXA covers us but only for $100,000K CSL. That's insufficient in the US.

We take a short term policy with National Unity. You pay online with a cc, selecting your time period and coverage amounts, then print out your policy. Note the start and end times of the policy, tho: not 12:00 am to 12:00pm...

And, if you need to use them again, your vehicle info is stored in your profile so you don't have to reenter it.

SeguroGringo.com <http://www.SeguroGringo.com/> / National Unity Insurance Company <http://www.nationalunity.com/>

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If your car is not licensed currently in the US you will most likely not be able to get US insurance until it is. You might also need a US driver's license to get insurance, but I don't know that for sure. The one time I drove to the US I purchased a 6-month policy from an agent in Dallas, but only had to pay for the first month. When I returned I cancelled the policy and got a refund for the remainder of the month. My Washington car license and driver's license were both current.

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If your car is not licensed currently in the US you will most likely not be able to get US insurance until it is.

Unless it's changed I never had problems getting insurance when I had my car with expired Ca. license plates. I always went through segurogringo.

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  • 4 weeks later...

All of the options seem to be for Mexican nationals or permanent residents.

One of us has a temporal and the other is still on tourist.

Which link(s) do/did you use on that page?

Thanks!

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