Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your notice, driver details, vehicle information, and current policy available. These details help identify what filing information may be needed and what questions should be sent to the insurer or Texas DPS.

Yes. A real person can go through the wording on your notice and explain which insurance questions may apply. Keep the notice nearby so the discussion stays tied to your actual requirement.

You can discuss starting the insurance process by phone. The insurer determines whether it will provide coverage and submit the SR-22 to Texas DPS, so filing is not guaranteed.

Your current policy is helpful but not always available after a lapse or suspension. Bring any policy information you have, along with the notice and vehicle details, for a more useful review.

No. Texas DPS determines your driving status and reinstatement requirements. The call can help identify insurance and SR-22 questions, while your notice and Texas DPS provide the status information.

Texas lists the SR-22 filing period as two years from the date of the conviction or judgment. Check your notice for the date that applies to your situation.

Texas uses an SR-22 rather than an FR-44 filing. Your notice and Texas DPS remain the right sources for any additional requirement connected with your case.

Yes. You can discuss insurance options and SR-22 questions after a DWI. The insurer decides whether to offer coverage, the terms, and whether it will submit the required filing.