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  3. Choose your policy and your insurer files the SR-22 directly with your state DMV

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I need to maintain SR-22 insurance?

Most states require SR-22 filing for 3 years from the violation date or license reinstatement. California, Florida, and Indiana require 3 years, while Virginia requires 3-5 years depending on the offense.

Which states require SR-22 insurance?

49 states use SR-22 certificates for high-risk drivers. Florida uses FR-44, which requires higher liability limits. Delaware and Virginia offer cash deposit bonds as an alternative to SR-22 filing.

Do I need full coverage or just liability with SR-22?

States only require liability coverage with SR-22 filing. Full coverage (liability plus comprehensive and collision) is only necessary if you own a vehicle and have a loan, or if a court specifically ordered it.