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What to do after a DUI: the SR22 filing
A DUI or DWI is the most common SR22 order. Some states use FR-44 instead after alcohol offenses.
If the letter says FR-44, say FR-44 on the first sentence of the call. Florida and Virginia use that form after some alcohol offenses.
Related: DUI letter next steps · Florida SR22 · Virginia SR22 · Iowa SR22 · How it works. Official: Iowa DOT · Virginia DMV insurance.
Need the filing itself? Start on what SR22 insurance is. This guide is the DUI path.
Call with the state that ordered the form. If the letter says FR-44 (Florida or Virginia), say that so we quote higher limits — not a generic SR22.
Next step is usually getting the license reinstated once the filing is on record.
Questions
What to do after a DUI letter
Is every DUI an SR22?
Most alcohol orders use an SR22. Florida and Virginia sometimes require an FR-44. Read the form name on the letter.
Does the filing replace court or treatment?
No. The SR22 only proves insurance to the DMV. Court dates, interlock, and treatment stay with the court.
What should I have ready?
The letter, your license number, and whether you still own a car.
Where is the official reading?
Iowa DOT proof after a suspension, Texas DPS SR-22 FAQ, and Virginia DMV insurance. Your letter still wins if a date disagrees.
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