SR-22 Insurance

An SR-22 is not insurance but is a form that is filed by your insurance company with your state department of motor vehicles to confirm you carry required liability insurance. The SR-22 filing requirement, sometimes called an SR-22 bond or SR-22 certificate, is imposed by the state, following driving record infractions or a lapse in insurance coverage. Typical infractions that result in a SR-22 filing requirement include DUI or reckless driving convictions. The filing fee for the SR-22 is usually between $25 and $50, depending on factors determined by state law. There are no other costs for the SR-22, which is typically required for three years. However, the driving record infractions that accompany an SR-22 filing requirement will usually cause a significant increase in the cost of your auto insurance policy. That's why it's a good idea to complete our car insurance quote request - we can review options available from our many top rated insurance companies and save you the time and energy of having to acquire comparative car insurance quotes from multiple companies by yourself.