I Need an SR22 Form to Reinstate my License

The good news is, you can now legally obtain a license and reinstate your driver’s license.  Here are a few items to consider when choosing the correct SR22 policy.  An SR22/FR44 is an attachment to a liability insurance policy that allows the state to monitor the progress of the policy.  Simply put, you take out an SR22 or an FR44 (depending on state and circumstance) and maintain it, and then your license remains valid.  If you do not continue it until the state requires, your license will get suspended again.  So the next question is, what should I insure to attach the SR22 onto?

At Wessell Insurance services, we have provided SR22/FR44 policies to cover cars, motorcycles, ATVs, RVs, or nothing at all! (Non-owners insurance).  Every individual need is different, so the state allows us to curtail a liability policy that fits, and attach an SR22 compliance filing.  Some people live in cities, use public transportation and have no need for auto insurance. Yet they need it to reinstate a suspended license.  For those individuals, a non-owner or broad-form SR22 is the answer.  We have come across persons that live in extreme rural locations, and we were able to attach an SR22/FR44 to an ATV policy.  No matter the vehicle we insure with the SR22 endorsed policy, your regular drivers license is reinstated.  In other words, there is a state compliance requirement out there; we just choose the correct item to insure.

Who do you buy your SR22 from?  At Wessell Insurance we have helped over 5000 drivers obtain their driving privileges, so you can be sure we know what we are doing.  As an agency, we place your coverage with the company that fits your situation best.  We remain the office that you call for everything including payments, car changes, change of address, etc.  If the DMV has advised you that you need and SR22, or an FR44 to reinstate your license, call us and we will help.

Wessell Insurance, the proven leaders in SR22/FR44 insurance or call 866-663-7561 for a quote.