- The SR-22 is a document required by some states' departments of insurance. It provides evidence of the required amounts of coverage.
- Some state departments of insurance may require SR-22 coverage for certain violations including DWI, DUI, driving with a suspended license or being stopped without proof of insurance.
- Most insurance companies who sell SR-22 insurance provide you with the proper documentation to file an SR-22. Contact your state department of insurance for any state specific requirements.
- If you don't file an SR-22 after being required to do so by law, you will not be able to legally drive. If you cancel SR-22 coverage once obtained, your insurance carrier is required by law to notify your state department of insurance, and your driver's license may be suspended or revoked.
- Your state department of insurance will notify you and let you know how long you are required to carry SR-22 insurance. After you are notified you are no longer required to carry this coverage, contact your insurance agent, who will file an SR-26 to remove the coverage.













