Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your notice, driver identification details, vehicle information, and current policy information ready. These details help explain what California DMV requested and what an insurer may need to review.

Yes, the notice can be reviewed with you in plain language. Questions about a court case or ticket should be directed to the court named on your notice.

You can discuss starting an SR-22 filing by phone. An insurer must review your information, set the coverage terms, and decide whether it can submit proof to California DMV.

A DUI may be connected to an SR-22 requirement, but your notice controls what California DMV requires. The call can help you identify the filing questions to raise with an insurer.

No, the California DMV decides reinstatement and any status change. The call can explain insurance and filing steps to discuss, while your notice and California DMV provide the controlling information.

California requires the SR-22 filing for three years from the date you first file proof to end the suspension. Keep your notice and California DMV instructions available for your specific record.

Yes, you can ask how a lapse or uninsured ticket may affect an insurance filing. The insurer decides coverage and price, and the court or California DMV handles its own requirements.

Yes, the phone line is open twenty four hours a day, seven days a week, with a real person answering insurance and filing questions.