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NO-LICENSE AUTO INSURANCE IN SANTA ANAAuto Insurance Without a California License
Don't have a U.S. driver's license? In California you can insure your car with a passport, a license from your home country, or a consular ID (matrícula consular). We help in Spanish, no runaround.
What Is No-License Auto Insurance?
California law requires insurance to register and drive a vehicle — but not necessarily a California driver's license. You can insure your car using other forms of valid identification, even if your license is from another country or you don't have a U.S. license yet.
IDs We Accept
Passport
From any country, current
Home-Country License
A valid driver's license from your country of origin
Matrícula Consular
Issued by your country's consulate
Who Can Use This Insurance?
Did You Know You Can Get a California License Regardless of Immigration Status?
The AB 60 License
California offers the AB 60 license to any resident who can prove their identity and California residency — regardless of immigration status. The DMV requires proof of insurance as part of that application.
We can help with the insurance part. The license application itself is handled directly through the California DMV.
What It Costs
Your Real Quote
Your rate depends on your driving history and the vehicle — not simply on which country issued your ID. We'll walk you through a clear quote before you decide.
No Surprises
We explain exactly what your policy covers, in Spanish or English, before you sign anything.
Why Choose Leslie's
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a California driver's license to insure my car?
What documents do I need to get a quote?
Does this help me apply for a California AB 60 license?
Does my rate change if I don't have a U.S. license?
Can I add a licensed driver to my policy?
Ready to insure your car?
Call or message us on WhatsApp — bring your ID and we'll help you the same day.