if i gave a fake insurance to the dmv in the state of california do i go to jail;?

Answer 1

Oh hell yeah.

Answer 2

Most states now have the ability to cross-check your insurance and will do so when you show the insurance verification form. At the very least they'll tell you that there's a problem with your insurance and send you back for proof -- binder or cover page.

If they want to get nasty, you can be charged with insurance fraud -- a felony in most states. It's a felony in CA, 5 years in state prison and a $50,000 fine. As a convicted felon, you won't be able to: Vote, own any kind of weapon, hold public office, get a decent job, etc. As a felon convicted of insurance fraud you probably will never be able to get any kind of insurance ever again so you'll probably never drive again.

Answer 3

You may very well go to jail. At the very least, you can expect to have your drivers license suspended or even revoked. If the insurance companies get ahold of this information, since it would be considered insurance fraud, you may have also affected your present and future ability to do business with any companies (in other words, you may have just made yourself uninsurable). Probably not worth it, huh? In the long run, the ticket would have been a better bet.

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure that would be considerd insurance fraud and if they found out there would be a big fine and possibly jail time.

Answer 5

That's a jailable offense . Cancel it and get a legitimate one before they revoke your drivers license . The revocation will follow you from state to state .

Answer 6

try it and lets see.

Answer 7

yep you sure do and so you should