Say you’re an SR-22 insurance certificate holder and moving to another state. In that case, you should not cancel your insurance policy or stop making payments. If you do, your current state’s DMV will suspend your license. When you have a suspended license in one state, that information is available to all other states, and they will not issue you a new driver’s license.
Most states require drivers to carry SR-22 insurance for three to five years. So continue making payments for the duration of your requirement. You’ll have to follow specific steps to ensure compliance when moving, and the solution is to get an SR-22 out-of-state insurance filing. Drivers with active SR-22 filings must contact their insurance providers before moving to another state so they can get a cross-state SR-22 insurance filing. Not every insurance provider can perform them, but UltraCar Insurance provides SR-22 filings in 34 states, making it likely that we can help you.
This article was last updated on December 13th, 2022 by UltraCar Insurance
