Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your suspension notice, driver details, vehicle details, and current policy information nearby. These details help explain what the California DMV requires and what an insurer may need to review.

Yes, the phone team can explain how an SR-22 relates to your California DMV filing and review the information shown on your notice. The California DMV and insurer make the final decisions.

Your current policy is helpful but not required to begin asking questions. If coverage has changed, the insurer will determine what information is needed for an SR-22 filing.

Yes, you can ask about starting after a lapse. The insurer will review your driving, vehicle, and coverage information, then determine whether it can issue coverage and submit an SR-22.

Yes, the phone team can discuss insurance and SR-22 filing questions after a DUI. Bring the notice and driver information, and refer court questions to the court named on your paperwork.

California uses an SR-22 rather than an FR-44 for this filing requirement. The California DMV receives the filing, and the insurer determines whether it can provide the required coverage.

The filing period is three years from the date you first file proof to end the suspension. Check your notice and confirm filing questions with the California DMV or insurer.

Yes, you can ask how uninsured motorist coverage applies to your policy. Insurers must offer it, and you can waive it in writing. The insurer explains the available choices and requirements.