General Insurance

You do not need to insure the vehicle while it's in transit — especially since it's not yet registered. You'll need insurance once the vehicle is repaired and ready to be driven. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

You are not required to make your son a permissive user, so that seems off. You may want to get in touch with Allstate's customer service or your agent.

It could be tough for your daughter to insure the leased vehicle if insurance companies see that she is not the owner. In addition, your lease agreement likely states that you have to be insured on the vehicle, and they may not be okay with your daughter being both the primary driver and out of state.

If she plans on using a vehicle for business-use and transport people to and from different locations, most personal auto plans will not accept the risk if they know the vehicle was used for work purposes and not disclosed. She'll need to look into a commercial policy or, if available, adjust her current personal auto policy.

We generally recommend basing your liability needs on your assets. From the information you've given, I would say that maxing out your liability limits and getting an umbrella policy is probably a wise decision since you own your home and vehicles and have a high net worth.

The policy would cancel if she doesn't pay the premiums. Legally speaking, this wouldn't have an effect on you if you're a non-driver. However, if the vehicle is found to be without insurance, the finance company could repo the vehicle or force place insurance on it

If they are non-renewing for an unsigned app, you should be able to contact them and get that resolved. If you don't want to stay with them, I would still finish the term and move on to a different insurer.

Uninsured and underinsured bodily injury coverage is a policy-wide coverage. If you add it to one vehicle, it will be on all of them.

If you both reside at the same address you should have no problem getting added to the same plan as your boyfriend. While this could possibly raise the rate that he is currently paying, it will likely come out as cheaper on the whole.

Sorry to hear about your situation. Chances are, you can get reimbursed if the SR-22 is deemed to have been unnecessary.