Can I use my girlfriend’s address for car insurance?
It sounds like you’re asking if you can put down your girlfriend’s address instead of yours when you are applying for car insurance. If so, then no, you cannot. In fact, falsely giving an address to your insurance company is a form of insurance fraud. Your premiums are, in part, determined by where you garage your vehicle. It is understandable that you’d want to cut some costs by changing your address, but breaking the law is never a good idea. Shop around and see if another insurance company will offer you a better deal instead.
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