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For car insurance purposes, is it possible to have dual residence in separate states?

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we live in NY and my fiancee has her license in ny... can she keep her license in ny even though she's on my NY car policy? she also has a family residence in ny.

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In the US, you can't have dual residency. You can only have one state of residence - the state you have your driver's license, and your voting registration.

But you do realize, NY and NY are the same state?
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Probably best to have a rest.looks like you can get some ideas here.http://car-insurance.online-tips.info/ch...
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It depends on what state your insurance policy is underwritten in and the address on the policy. If you live in NJ, legally she should have a NY license. The insurance company can cancel the policy if she doesn't....why? Because they can't run a DMV on her and she's not a licensed driver in the state of NJ. FYI......her residency is based upon where she lives, not where her family owns property.

You'll want to research this some more....

http://insurance.deal4-you.com

Have a nice day.
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