How Long Do I Need to Keep My SR22 Insurance For?

In short, every state has different laws regarding the amount of time you need to keep your SR-22 insurance, so in short, check with your state and local laws. Here are a few samples that may be outdated by time you read this:

 

Florida: 3 Years

If a judgement is issued, then this can be lengthened to 20 years until the judgement is satisfied (which is automatically the case if you were driving without insurance).

www.flhsmv.gov/ddl/frfaqcrash.html

 

Texas: 2 Years

https://www.dps.texas.gov/DriverLicense/sr22InsuranceCertificate.htm

 

Colorado: 3 Years

9 month – 3 years, depending on various criteria, such as, if you were involved in an accident, and other various factors.

Additionally, the SR-22 must be kept for as long as  the duration of the revocation, or sometimes even longer if the person was involved in an accident or other early reinstatement.

https://www.colorado.gov/dmv/process-reinstate-driving-privilege

 

Remember, if you do not keep your SR22 up to date, your insurance company may immediately notify the DMV and suspend your license.

Again, check with your local DMV/court/gov.  to be sure on current SR22 requirements, rules, and regulations.