Notes from the desk
SR22 filing notes
Short reads on the letter in your hand — the filing, a DUI, no car, the quote, and getting the license back.
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Start with the situation you are in
Same process as How it works. Call (866) 778-1093 or Contact when you are ready to file. State pages: Iowa, Colorado, Texas, Florida.
How an SR22 filing actually works
An SR22 is a certificate your insurer files with the DMV. Here is the process, what you bring on the call, and how to keep it from lapsing.
You got a DUI letter. Here is what the SR22 part means
After a DUI or DWI, the SR22 (or FR-44) is the insurer’s filing with the DMV. What to bring on the call.
You sold the car. You can still need a non-owner SR22
A non-owner liability policy can carry an SR22 when you do not own a vehicle. Switch later if you buy a car — keep the filing continuous.
SR22 quotes versus the filing fee
The SR22 filing fee is usually a small charge. The number you feel month to month is the high-risk liability policy.
SR22 and getting the license back
The DMV often wants an SR22 on file before reinstatement. File it, keep it continuous, and confirm the other items on the notice.
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The four longer pages
- Comparing SR22 quotesFiling fee versus the high-risk policy.
- Non-owner SR22Need the filing and do not own a car.
- After a DUIThe most common order, including FR-44 when the letter says so.
- License reinstatementProof on file before you drive again.
- How it worksThe five steps we use on every call.
- ContactCall, email, or write us from a location page.
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Let’s get the SR22 on file.
Ask for the quote. We file in the states listed on this site.
(866) 778-1093