Non-owner SR-22 is similar to SR-22 for vehicle owners. It’s a certificate of financial responsibility attached to a non-owner insurance policy rather than an auto policy. Your insurance provider will file the certificate with the state’s DMV to reinstate your license following a suspension.
How are owner and non-owner SR-22 insurance certificates different? An SR-22 certificate can be attached to a) an auto policy that covers one or more vehicles owned by a policyholder, or b) to a non-owner policy that covers one individual who occasionally drives someone else’s car. If you drive someone else’s car, you’ll need to file this certificate to reinstate your driver’s license.
This article was last updated on December 13th, 2022 by UltraCar Insurance
