Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your California DMV notice, driver details, vehicle details, and current policy information available. These details help explain your situation and identify what the insurer may need to review.

Yes, the call can explain how an SR-22 relates to your California DMV notice and insurance. The notice and California DMV control the specific requirement that applies to you.

You can ask about starting the insurance and filing process while your license is suspended. The California DMV determines whether its requirements have been satisfied and whether your status changes.

A DUI may be connected with an SR-22 requirement in California, but your notice and California DMV determine what proof is required. Have the notice available so the details can be reviewed.

California's filing period is three years from the date you first file proof to end the suspension. Your notice and California DMV records determine how that period applies to you.

The call can discuss information an insurer may review, but only the insurer decides whether it will provide coverage and submit an SR-22 to the California DMV.

California does not use an FR-44 filing. If your notice mentions a different document or requirement, review it during the call and confirm the requirement with the California DMV.

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