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Affordable auto insurance coverage without ever having to step foot into an office.
Iowa┃Illinois┃Indiana┃Missouri┃Ohio┃Wisconsin
Affordable auto insurance coverage without ever having to step foot into an office.

Need your SR-22 filed quickly? We specialize in same-day auto insurance policies and electronic state filings. Once your policy is active, we submit the required SR-22 form directly to your state.

We understand that every situation is unique, so we have partnered with an array of SR-22 friendly insurance carriers to offer our clients the ability to shop rates and compare coverage options.

SR-22 insurance is about compliance—and timing matters. Online SR22 electronically files required forms with your state to help reinstate driving privileges, generally within the same day.
Please fill out our quick form, and a licensed agent will be in touch shortly.
Please email info@onlinesr22.com with any additional questions.
An SR-22 is not an insurance policy itself—it is a certificate filed by your insurance company with your state to prove you carry the required minimum auto liability coverage. States typically require an SR-22 after certain violations such as a DUI, driving without insurance, or a license suspension.
Once your policy is active, the SR-22 form is electronically submitted to your state to verify financial responsibility.
The required SR-22 filing period varies by state but typically ranges from 2 to 3 years. Your state determines the exact length of time based on the violation and reinstatement terms.
It is important to maintain continuous coverage during this period. If your policy cancels or lapses, your insurance company may be required to notify the state, which could result in another suspension.
If your SR-22 policy cancels or lapses before your required filing period is complete, your insurance company may be required to notify the state. This can result in additional penalties or another suspension of driving privileges.
To avoid interruptions, it is important to maintain continuous coverage for the full duration required by your state.
Yes. If you do not own a vehicle but are required to file an SR-22, you may qualify for a non-owner SR-22 insurance policy. A non-owner policy provides liability coverage when you drive vehicles that you do not own, such as a borrowed or rented vehicle, and allows the required SR-22 certificate to be filed with your state.
Non-owner SR-22 coverage is often used by drivers who need to reinstate their license but do not currently own a car. Coverage availability and eligibility requirements vary by state and carrier. An agent can help determine whether a non-owner policy meets your specific filing requirements.
An SR-22 filing itself does not automatically increase your insurance rate. However, the violation or circumstance that led to the SR-22 requirement (such as a DUI, driving without insurance, or multiple traffic offenses) may result in higher premiums.
Insurance carriers base rates on driving history, risk profile, and state guidelines. Because drivers who require an SR-22 are often considered a higher risk, premiums may be higher than standard auto insurance policies. The exact rate will vary depending on your individual situation, driving record, vehicle, and state requirements.
A driver may be required to obtain an SR-22 after serious traffic violations or a lapse in required insurance coverage. Common reasons include:
If your state notifies you that an SR-22 is required, it must remain active for the mandated period to maintain or reinstate your driving privileges.
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