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The short version

An SR-22 is proof of insurance, not a separate policy.

Colorado may require an SR-22 after a license suspension, certain driving violations, an uninsured accident or a lapse in required coverage. Your insurer files the certificate with the state to confirm that you carry the required liability insurance.

We can help determine the type of policy you need and arrange the filing as part of your coverage.

How it works

Three steps. One straightforward call.

01

Tell us what happened

We’ll ask a few questions about your license, vehicle and insurance needs.

02

Choose your coverage

We’ll help you find an option that satisfies the requirement and fits your situation.

03

We file your SR-22

Once coverage is active, the filing is sent electronically to the Colorado DMV.

The right setup for you

Own a car or not, we can help.

Owner SR-22 insuranceFor drivers who own and insure a vehicle.

Non-owner SR-22 insuranceFor drivers who need the filing but do not own a vehicle.

License reinstatement supportGuidance on getting the insurance documentation in place.

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Common questions

Colorado SR-22 answers

How long do I need an SR-22 in Colorado?+

The required period depends on why the filing was ordered and your driving history. Many drivers are required to maintain it for about three years, but you should confirm your specific requirement with the Colorado DMV.

Can I get an SR-22 if I don’t own a car?+

Yes. A non-owner policy may provide the required liability coverage and SR-22 filing when you do not own a vehicle.

Is the SR-22 itself insurance?+

No. It is a certificate your insurance company files to show that you have qualifying liability coverage.

What happens if my policy lapses?+

Your insurer may be required to notify the state, which can lead to another suspension and affect how long you must maintain the filing. Contact us before making changes to your policy.

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