Contact our SR-22 help line

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

Yes, the call can explain the SR-22 filing process and help you read the information on your notice. The California DMV and your insurer make the official decisions.

Your current policy is useful but not required to begin asking questions. It helps clarify existing coverage, vehicle information, and whether an insurer may need updated details.

Yes, you can ask about starting after a lapse. The insurer will review your driving, vehicle, coverage needs, and other information before deciding whether to offer a policy and filing.

Yes, you can ask insurance and SR-22 filing questions after a DUI. Bring the notice so the requirements can be discussed without guessing about what the California DMV requested.

No, a phone representative cannot decide your driving status or reinstatement. Read the notice and follow up with the California DMV or the court named on it for those questions.

California uses the SR-22 certificate rather than an FR-44. Your notice and the California DMV control the specific filing requirement that applies to your situation.

Yes, the call can explain how uninsured motorist coverage relates to your policy. Insurers must offer it, and you can waive it in writing, subject to the insurer's process.