A 3785 —

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This bill amends 1 section(s) of the New York Consolidated Laws: Section 401 of the insurance law.

• Section 401 of the insurance law

  Forged He in the third degree subdivision one of section 165.05 or second degree . he a 1. 2. he or she he commits he chapter his he → (d) The superintendent shall have authority pursuant to this chapter to investigate fraudulent activities with regard to individuals that operate motor vehicles with no insurance coverage, and motor vehicle insureds who misrepresent the principal place where insured motor vehi- cles are garaged and operated. Operating motor vehicles without proper insurance in violation of article six of the vehicle and traffic law is a significant danger to the public because drivers are unable to compen- sate individuals for personal injuries, death and property damage they inflict upon others. Furthermore, motor vehicle insureds who misrepre- sent the principal place where such vehicles are garaged and operated improperly shift their high liability exposure costs to other motor vehicle insureds that do not face such high liability risk and insurance premium costs. italics , those providing motor vehicle liability insurance False insurance documents and forged knowingly : (a) any docu- ment which purports to evince insurance coverage when such coverage is not in effect or is in effect at limits less than those stated in the document; or (b) Such person sections 165.05, 165.06, and 165.08, auto stripping as defined in sections 165.09, 165.10, and 165.11, grand larceny of a motor vehicle as defined in sections 155.30, 155.35, 155.40, and 155.42, criminal possession of stolen property as defined in sections 165.40, 165.45, 165.50, 165.52, and 165.54 and the stolen property consisted of a motor vehicle, or illegal possession of a vehi- cle identification number as defined in section 170.70 ; or 6. A certificate of insurance or an insurance identification card, as defined in section three hundred eleven of the vehicle and traffic law. such person : 1. Ten or more written instruments; or 2. A (a) (b) § 175.50 Offering a false application for motor vehicle insurance or registration. A person is guilty of offering a false application for motor vehicle insurance or registration when knowing that any document such person files with the department of motor vehicles or an insurer providing liability insurance for a motor vehicle contains a false statement or false information with regard to where such person resides or where such person's motor vehicle is garaged and operated. Offering a false application for motor vehicle insurance or registra- tion is a class E felony. or personal or personal such person such person: 1. commits ; or 2. operates a motor vehicle on a public highway, when being the owner of such motor vehicle, such person knows the motor vehicle is insured by a policy issued under the laws of another state, when such person main- tains such person's principal residence in this state or such motor vehicle is principally garaged in this state, and such insurance policy was issued upon any written or oral statement by such person that such person principally resides in such other state or that such motor vehi- cle is principally garaged in such other state § 201-a. Access to information. The department shall allow law enforcement personnel access to any individual's street address provided pursuant to paragraph b of subdivision one of section four hundred one and subdivision one-a of section five hundred two of this chapter. , provided that if the applicant uses a post office box when providing a residence address, such applicant shall also provide the street address at which such applicant resides the commissioner article the commissioner's the commissioner and has signed such application attesting to the truth and veracity of the facts stated therein 1-a. Provision of street address. In addition to the requirements of subdivision one of this section, each applicant, when providing such applicant's address, shall provide the street address at which such applicant resides. The applicant shall sign such applicant's application attesting to the truth and veracity of the place of such applicant's residence.

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