If you have questions about your SR-22 insurance and you\u2019re a Missouri driver, then we are here to help.<\/p>\n
Remember, Missouri SR-22 requirements will be different from state to state, so always confirm that your SR-22 policy is still active if you move across state lines.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re deemed to be a high-risk driver in Missouri, you will likely be required to get an SR-22. Missouri requires drivers to contact their insurance company to obtain an SR-22 form.<\/p>\n
SR-22 Insurance is generally required when a driver seeks to re-instate his or her license after a suspension.<\/p>\n
It is important to note that Missouri has a Mandatory Insurance Law that requires all drivers to have to carry minimum levels of insurance coverage. Failure to carry proper insurance coverage can result in a suspension and an SR-22 requirement.<\/p>\n
Other common circumstances that require SR-22 are DUI convictions, reckless driving, or driving without insurance.<\/p>\n
If you have questions about your Missouri coverage, ask an agent today!<\/p>\n
In Missouri, if you have been suspended for a Motor Vehicle Accident Judgment, then an SR-22 certificate is required for two years from the starting date of a driver\u2019s license suspension.<\/p>\n
However, if your driver\u2019s license was suspended for False Insurance or Mandatory Insurance, then you must keep your SR-22 on file for three years.<\/p>\n
If the Mandatory Insurance suspension involved an accident, an SR-22 filing is required as proof of insurance.<\/p>\n
Additionally, other circumstances that will require SR-22 coverage may have longer SR-22 requirements.<\/p>\n
An SR-22 in Missouri will likely result in an insurance rate increase. Additionally, there may be other fee requirements in order to re-instate your driver\u2019s license following a suspension.<\/p>\n
You can use our online SR-22 Quote Form<\/a> for fast, easy access to a quote.<\/p>\n