At SWH Insurance Agency LLC in Fort Worth, TX, we understand how stressful moving to a new state can be. Even if you’re excited about the move, it involves so much packing, unpacking, paperwork, and stress that the fun of going somewhere new can get lost in the process. While it might not be the first thing on your moving to-do list, ensuring that your insurance coverage is still valid and updated when you move should be a priority. The last thing you want is to find out that your insurance coverage isn’t valid anymore when you move to a new state.
In some circumstances, you may need to change insurance coverage. While every insurance policy is different, we can provide some general guidelines for what you can expect for your recreational insurance when you move states. As you’ll see, the answer can get complicated, so it’s always best to discuss it with an agent at our office.
Do You Need to Change Recreational Insurance When You Move States?
Recreational insurance may or may not need to be switched when you relocate to a new state. Depending on where you are moving from, your coverage might be able to stay the same. If your insurance provider is not licensed in the new state, you’ll almost definitely need to change coverage. If your insurance doesn’t meet the minimal legal requirements, you also might need to switch. Many clients also like to switch to a local provider for convenience, so you don’t legally need to change it to make the shift.
For information on recreational insurance, contact us at SWH Insurance Agency LLC in Fort Worth, TX.
