The agency named the form
BMV, MVC, RMV, DDS, DPS — we file what that letter printed.
Washington · WA · SR22 filing
Washington DOL can require an SR-22 after a DUI, an uninsured crash, or a suspension. Call (866) 778-1093 with the DOL or court letter.
Statewide
Washington DOL can require an SR-22 after a DUI, an uninsured crash, or a suspension. Seattle and Spokane letters sometimes disagree on dates. We file the Washington form you were sent.
Tacoma and Vancouver follow the same statewide certificate when that is the paper. Progressive — what an SR-22 is.
The SR22 Solution. If you are in Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Vancouver, the certificate is still Washington. Call (866) 778-1093 with the letter.
National overview: The SR22 Solution. Process: How it works. Write us: Contact. Articles: blog.
Official reading: Progressive — what an SR-22 is.
Other state pages: Wisconsin SR22 · Wyoming SR22 · Virginia SR22.
Who needs the filing
BMV, MVC, RMV, DDS, DPS — we file what that letter printed.
If it says FR-44, say FR-44. DUI guide.
Proof on file is usually required, not enough alone.
A lapse can put the hold back.
The process
Call with your letter. West-side and east-side dates can differ.
MVC, RMV, DDS, DPS, BMV — we file what they printed.
You do not mail the certificate yourself.
A cancel often means an SR-26 and a new hold.
Cities in Washington
Washington citySeattle SR22
Washington citySpokane SR22
Washington cityTacoma SR22
Washington cityVancouver SR22
Washington cityBellevue SR22
Washington cityKent SR22
Washington cityEverett SR22
Washington cityRenton SR22
Washington cityYakima SR22
Washington cityBellingham SR22
Washington cityKirkland SR22
Washington cityKennewick SR22
Washington cityRedmond SR22Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Vancouver have pages. The certificate follows your letter.
Questions
Not always. We file the one in your hand.
An authorized insurer. Call (866) 778-1093.
If Washington ordered it, we file Washington.
Call (866) 778-1093. We still quote a Washington filing from the letter.
Call (866) 778-1093. We still quote a Washington filing from the letter.