SR-22 Requirements by State: Duration & Filing Rules

Arizona requires an SR-22 for three years after a DUI, with 15/30/10 minimum liability limits.

Michigan requires an SR-22 for three years with 20/40/10 limits and requires proof of insurance at registration renewal.

Ohio requires an SR-22 for three years following an OVI conviction or an uninsured crash, filed by the insurer directly...

Georgia requires an SR-22 for three years after a DUI or habitual offender designation, with 25/50/25 limits.

New York requires an SR-22 for three years with 25/50/10 minimum limits plus uninsured motorist coverage.

Florida requires an FR-44 rather than an SR-22 for DUI convictions, with liability limits of 100/300/50, double the standard requirement.

Texas requires an SR-22 for two years following a DUI conviction or uninsured collision, and requires proof for every vehicle...

California requires an SR-22 for three years after a DUI, uninsured accident or license suspension, filed on an owner-operator basis.

State Filing Rules