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Do You Need an SR‑22?
An SR‑22 is a certificate of financial responsibility often required by the state to reinstate your license after specific driving incidents.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about getting back on the road.
In most cases, we can file your certificate electronically immediately after you purchase your policy. You will receive a copy via email within minutes to take to the DMV.
Yes, if the state requires an SR-22 for reinstatement. You will need a "Non-Owner SR-22 Policy." This covers you when driving any vehicle you don't own and satisfies the state's requirement.
The filing fee itself is small (usually $15-$25), but the underlying insurance premium depends on your driving record, age, and location. We compare multiple carriers to find the lowest possible rate for your specific situation.
Drivers with serious violations such as DUIs, reckless driving, driving without insurance, or multiple at-fault accidents are often ordered by the court or DMV to file an SR-22 to reinstate their license.
In most states, the mandatory filing period is three consecutive years. However, this can vary by state and violation type (e.g., Alaska is often 5 years). Always verify your specific end date with the DMV.
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