Can I get a non-owner FR44 if an ignition interlock is required but I do not own a vehicle?

Yes. The interlock requirement and the FR44 filing are two separate things, and having one does not block the other.

The FR44 is an insurance filing proving you carry 100/300/50 liability. The interlock is a device requirement attached to your driving privilege. They run side by side after a Florida DUI, but they are entirely independent — satisfying one does nothing for the other, and a non-owner FR44 is a normal filing regardless of what device requirement you are under.

The practical wrinkle is the device itself. An interlock gets installed in a vehicle. If you do not own or have a vehicle registered to you, there is nothing to install it in, and how that gets resolved is between you, the DHSMV, and your interlock provider. That is a licensing question, not an insurance one, and we are not the right people to answer it.

What we can tell you is that not owning a car does not stop you from getting the FR44 side handled. A non-owner policy covers you when you drive vehicles you do not own, satisfies the filing requirement, and is the cheapest form of FR44 there is.

If you later buy a vehicle, tell us before you register it. Registering a car while on a non-owner policy is the fastest way to end up out of compliance without realising it.