Your TLC Insurance Shows ‘Not Active’? Why It Happens & How to Fix It
When drivers log in to TLC UP or check their TLC vehicle status, some notice that the insurance shows “Not Active” or “Inactive.” This can cause stress, especially when the license is already renewed and the premium is paid. This guide explains what that status means, why it happens, and the official steps to fix it based on TLC’s published procedures. What ‘Insurance Not Active’ Means on TLC Systems The TLC system only marks insurance as active after it receives confirmation through its insurance reporting system. Even if a driver has an active insurance policy, the status will remain inactive on TLC UP or LARS until the insurance carrier electronically submits the insurance record to TLC. How TLC Receives Insurance Information According to TLC’s public information, only insurance companies authorized by TLC can submit insurance information. Drivers and brokers cannot directly upload insurance documents to activate coverage in the TLC database. The insurance carrier must transmit the ...
