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SR-22 Insurance Explained (US)

SR-22 isn't insurance — it's a state filing proving you carry liability. Required 3 years after DUI, uninsured accident, or license suspension.

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The short answer

SR-22 is a certificate your insurer files with the state DMV proving you carry at least the minimum liability. Required for 3 years (some states 5) after DUI, uninsured accident, reckless driving, or license reinstatement. Filing fee $15–$25; the underlying policy runs higher because you're now high-risk.

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What if my policy lapses?
Insurer notifies the state; license is suspended until reinstated.

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