SR-22 Insurance
After DUI or DWAI
If you’ve been charged with a DUI or DWAI in Colorado, an SR-22 may be required to reinstate your license. We make the process simple and stress-free
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What You Need to Know
DUI or DWAI in Colorado
A DUI or DWAI can result in a license suspension and may require an SR-22 filing with the Colorado DMV.
SR-22 is Proof of Insurance
Your insurance company files the SR-22 with the Colorado DMV as proof that you carry the required liability coverage.
Required to Drive Legally
If an SR-22 is required, you must maintain the filing for the required period to keep your driving privileges in good standing.
Time Matters
We can help you find the right coverage and get your SR-22 filing started so you can take the next step toward getting back on the road.
WHICH TYPE OF SR-22 INSURANCE DO I NEED?
Own a Vehicle
✓ Insure your vehicle
✓ SR-22 filing included
✓ Liability coverage required
✓ Additional coverage options may be available
Don’t Own a Vehicle
✓ Non-owner liability coverage
✓ SR-22 filing included
✓ Designed for drivers without a vehicle
✓ Often less expensive than an owner’s policy
Not sure which one you need We’ll help you figure it out.
How SR-22 After DUI/DWAI Works in Colorado
Get Coverage
Purchase the required liability insurance with an SR-22 filing from an authorized insurer.
We File the SR-22
We electronically file your SR-22 with the Colorado DMV as proof of insurance.
DMV Reviews It
The Colorado DMV reviews your SR-22 and any other requirements for reinstatement.
License Reinstated
Once all requirements are met, your driving privileges can be restored.
Maintain Coverage
Keep your SR-22 active for the required period to avoid another suspension.
SR-22 filing requirements and the length of time you must maintain coverage can vary depending on your situation. Confirm your specific requirements with the Colorado DMV.
Colorado SR-22 After DUI/DWAI FAQs
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You may be required to maintain an SR-22 after a DUI or DWAI, depending on your driving record and Colorado DMV requirements. The SR-22 provides proof that you carry the required liability insurance.
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The amount of time you must maintain an SR-22 depends on your individual situation and the reason for your license suspension or revocation. Confirm your specific requirement with the Colorado DMV.
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No. An SR-22 may be only one part of the license reinstatement process. You may also need to complete additional Colorado DMV requirements before your driving privileges are restored.
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Yes. If you do not own a vehicle, you may be able to purchase a non-owner insurance policy that includes the required SR-22 filing.
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Once your insurance policy is purchased, the SR-22 filing can usually be submitted electronically to the Colorado DMV. Processing and reinstatement times may vary.
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If your SR-22 coverage is canceled while you are still required to maintain it, your insurance company may notify the Colorado DMV. This could result in another suspension of your driving privileges.
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Do not assume your license is reinstated simply because your SR-22 has been filed. The Colorado DMV must confirm that you have completed all required reinstatement steps before you can legally drive again.