Auto Insurance

Vehicle Quote Application

Fill this out one section at a time. You can add as many drivers and vehicles as you need. Anything marked with a red * is required — everything else is optional.

1

Applicant

The main person who will be on this policy.

e.g. Mr., Mrs.
Legal first name.
One letter, if any.
Legal last name.
e.g. Jr., Sr.
Only if it applies.
What they usually go by.
Date of birth — used to verify age.
Optional — helps get an accurate price.
As shown on the license.
Married drivers often pay less.
State where the car is kept.
5-digit ZIP code.

Turn this on to add a spouse or partner who shares the policy.

How they're related to the applicant.
2

Primary Address

Where the applicant lives and where the vehicles are usually parked overnight.

Usually "Home".
House number and street name.
Apartment or unit number, if any.
Building, floor, etc. (optional)
The county this address is in.
Last 4 digits (optional).
How long they've lived here.
Months on top of the years above.

Phone

At least one way to reach the applicant.

Email

We'll send the quote here.

3

Prior or Current Policy Information

Tell us about any car insurance the applicant has now or had recently. This helps us find loyalty and continuous-coverage discounts.

Who they're insured with now (or "None").
When the current policy ends.
Coverage amounts on the current policy.
Is the current policy 6 or 12 months?
Years with this carrier.
Extra months with this carrier.
Years insured without a gap.
Extra months of continuous coverage.
What they pay now (optional).
Permission to check credit for pricing.
How long the new policy should run.
Quote together with a home policy?
When the new coverage should begin.
4

Drivers

List everyone who will drive these vehicles. The first driver is the main applicant. Use "Add driver" for a spouse, teen, or anyone else in the household.

5

Vehicles

Add every car, truck, or SUV you want to insure. Use "Add vehicle" for each one.

6

Vehicle Assignment

For each vehicle, enter how much of the time each driver uses it. Each vehicle's column should add up to 100%.

7

Coverages

Pick how much protection you want. If you're not sure, the defaults are a good starting point and your agent can adjust them.

General Coverage

Pays others' medical bills if you cause an accident.
Protects you if the other driver has no insurance.
Protects you if the other driver doesn't have enough.
Pays to repair others' property you damage.
Pays your own passengers' medical bills.

State Specific Coverage

Repairs your car if an uninsured driver hits it.

Credits

Owning a home can lower the price.

Tick any that apply to qualify for extra discounts:


Leave this off to set deductibles separately for each car.