Reinstate Your License?
Need an SR-22 to
If your Colorado driver's license has been suspended or revoked, you may be required to provide an SR-22 filing. We can help you find coverage and get the required filing started.
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HOW IT WORKS
Getting Back on the Road Starts Here
Get Your SR-22 Coverage
We’ll help you compare available insurance options for your situation.
Your SR-22 is Filed
The required SR-22 is filed with the Colorado DMV
Complete Your Reinstatement
Complete any remaining Colorado DMV requirements to restore your driving privileges.
WHY MIGHT COLORADO REQUIRE AN SR-22
Driving Without Insurance
You were cited or involved in an incident without the required auto Insurance
DUI or DWAI
Certain alcohol- or drug-related driving violations may result in insurance filing requirements.
Suspended or Revoked License
You need to provide Proof of financial responsibility before restoring driving privileges
Other DMV Requirements
Your individual driving records or situation may result in an SR-22 Requirement.
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.
SR-22 AND COLORADO LICENSE REINSTATEMENT
Your insurance company files the SR-22 as proof that you have the required liability insurance.
However, obtaining an SR-22 may be only one part of reinstating your Colorado driver’s license.
Depending on your situation, the Colorado DMV may have additional requirements before restoring your driving privileges.
COLORADO SR-22 LICENSE REINSTATEMENT FAQS
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It depends on why your license was suspended or revoked. Colorado requires an SR-22 for certain reinstatements. Your specific reinstatement requirements will determine whether an SR-22 is needed.
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Once you purchase the required liability coverage, your insurance company or agent can provide the SR-22 filing. The SR-22 can be submitted to the Colorado DMV, including through the myDMV reinstatement document system. DMV processing and license reinstatement may take additional time.
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No. An SR-22 may be only one of the requirements for reinstatement. Depending on your situation, you may also need to pay reinstatement fees, complete required education or treatment, install an ignition interlock device, or satisfy other DMV requirements.
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Yes, you may be able to obtain a non-owner liability policy with an SR-22 filing if you do not own a vehicle. This can help satisfy an SR-22 requirement while providing liability coverage when you drive vehicles you do not own. The SR-22 itself is not an insurance policy—it is proof of required insurance.
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Many Colorado reinstatement situations require an SR-22 to be maintained for three years following reinstatement. Your exact requirement can depend on the reason for your suspension or revocation, so confirm the required period with the Colorado DMV.
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Your insurance company is required to notify the Colorado DMV if your SR-22 coverage is canceled. If you are still required to maintain an SR-22 and it is no longer in effect, your driver's license can be suspended again.
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Do not assume your license is reinstated just because you purchased insurance or filed an SR-22. The Colorado DMV must confirm that all reinstatement requirements have been satisfied. For mailed reinstatements, the DMV sends a letter of clearance once the requirements have been met.