West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles · West Virginia state form
DMV-INS-2 “Not Intentionally” Allowing Operation Without Insurance
Use DMV-INS-2 to state that you did not allow a driver to operate your vehicle on the date of a no-proof-of-insurance violation.
- What this form is
- DMV-INS-2 is a notarized statement for a vehicle owner who says they did not allow a named driver to operate their vehicle on the date of a “No Proof of Insurance” violation. The form asks for owner and driver information, signatures, the violation date, and an explanation if the driver cannot sign. It is for responding to a pending or existing suspension related to compulsory insurance.
- Who needs it
- A vehicle owner responding to a pending or existing compulsory-insurance suspension who says they did not allow the named driver to operate the vehicle.
- Why it needs a notary
- The form requires a notary’s official signature and stamp or embossed seal. You can complete the notarization online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Submit by mail or fax to WV DMV Compulsory Insurance, using the mailing address or fax number printed on the form. Retain copies of all forms sent to DMV.
Questions
What is DMV-INS-2 used for?
It is a vehicle owner’s statement that they did not allow a named driver to operate their vehicle on the date of a “No Proof of Insurance” violation. The form is for a pending or existing compulsory-insurance suspension.
Does DMV-INS-2 need to be notarized?
Yes. The form requires the notary’s official signature and an official stamp or embossed seal. You can complete the notarization online with a commissioned online notary.
How do I submit DMV-INS-2?
The form says to submit it by mail or fax to WV DMV Compulsory Insurance. It also says to retain copies of all forms sent to DMV for your records.