How Can You Get Insurance SR22 After a DUI Arrest

Reader’s Question:

My husband needs to keep his insurance sr22 in the next two years because he was arrested for DUI last spring. What does he need to do so he can keep the insurance sr22 in the next couple of years?

Marcia

Baltimore, MD

You should remind your husband that he needs to maintain his vehicle insurance active so that he can avoid any cancellation on his insurance coverage.

Next, in order to maintain his vehicle insurance policy active, he must pay his vehicle insurance premiums promptly. He should keep in mind that auto insurance firms usually do not give grace period to those who have SR-22. If he fails to pay his premiums on time, then the coverage will lapse. The insurance company then notifies the motor vehicle department of your state about the invalid insurance sr22 in possession of your husband.

Your husband should also remember that he must not drive without the SR-22 insurance. If the coverage has lapse, then he should not drive at all and have the coverage renewed as soon as possible.
Finally, your husband should keep the mailing address listed in his SR-22 current. Aside from being a requirement, correspondence letter from your state’s motor vehicle department may be sent to the mailing address indicated in his SR-22.