Tennessee’s new Electronic Insurance Verification System (EIVS) is gearing up to begin their letter campaign for motorists found to not have auto liability insurance coverage. A series of four letters will be sent to motorists when the state’s EIVS is unable to confirm coverage for a VIN registered in Tennessee, in the following sequence:
- Request for information letter: Informs motorist that coverage has not been confirmed for their vehicle and they have 30 days to complete an online questionnaire to verify coverage.
- First notice: Indicates motorist has 30 days to complete an online questionnaire verifying they have coverage or they will receive a $25 fine.
- Final notice: Informs motorist they have been fined $25 and have 30 days to complete an online questionnaire verifying they have coverage or they will receive an additional $100 fine and their vehicle registration will be suspended.
- Revocation notice: Informs motorist they have been fined $125 and their registration has been suspended.
Brandon L. Guidry
Brandon L. Guidry is the State Implementation Specialist of CV-ALIR for Verisk Insurance Solutions. He has a business administration degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
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