Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your California DMV notice, driver details, vehicle details and current policy available. If something is missing, the notice and agency can identify what must be confirmed.

Yes. A real person can explain how the SR-22 request relates to your notice, insurance information and the California DMV, without deciding whether the agency will accept it.

You can discuss starting the process by phone and provide the information an insurer may need. The insurer decides coverage, price and whether it will submit the SR-22.

A DUI can be connected with an SR-22 requirement, but your notice and the California DMV determine what applies to your record and suspension.

California lists the filing period as three years from the date you first file proof to end the suspension. Check your notice and California DMV information for your situation.

No. The California DMV decides license status and reinstatement. The phone discussion can cover insurance and filing questions and help you understand which information to review in your notice.

A current policy does not automatically include an SR-22. An insurer must review your details, coverage needs and filing request before deciding whether it can provide and submit one.

Yes. Insurers must offer uninsured motorist coverage in California, and you can waive it in writing. The insurer explains available choices and records any election you make.