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Ben Rogers
Insurance Agency, Inc.
Insurance Agency, Inc.
124 West Central Avenue LaFollette,Tn. 37766 423-562-3309
What Is an SR-22?
An SR-22 is a statement of financial responsibility that certain people are required to provide. An
SR-22 is proof that you have the proper amount of insurance that your state has required you to
have.
Why Do You Need an SR-22?
The most common reasons people need an SR-22 are because of a DUI or DWI, driving without
insurance, or driving with a suspended license. Bottom line: You'll need an SR-22 if you're caught
breaking the law in certain situations while you're driving.
If you need an SR-22, it's not the end of the world. We actually help you with SR-22 filing and
maintenance every step of the way, so you won't be left wondering what to do next.
Filing an SR-22
Filing an SR-22 is simply a matter of filling out the required form and sending it to the appropriate
regulatory agency within a specified time period. We will file an SR-22 for you if you notify us that
you need one.
An SR-22 lists your personal information and your auto insurance information, including whether
you own the policy or are an operator on it, as well as certification from your insurance company
that you have the proper amounts of insurance specified by your state. A properly completed and
filed SR-22 will help you remain legal to drive.
SR-22: What you Should Know If, at any point, your insurance policy is canceled while you're still
required to carry an SR-22, your insurance company is required to notify your state, which will
invalidate your SR-22 and could cause your driving privileges to be revoked. As long as your
insurance policy remains active, your SR-22 should remain valid.
How Long Do SR-22s Stay Active?
Your SR-22 remains active until your state determines it can be removed. Depending on your
state, you may need to keep your SR-22 active for 36 months, or it could be a different time period
— check with your state to determine the specifics.
Once you're no longer required to maintain your SR-22, you simply notify your insurance company
to file the paperwork — generally an SR-26 form — to cancel it. Your insurance company may
require you to provide proof that the SR-22 has indeed been lifted, but filing the paperwork should
be fairly simple.
While an SR-22 can be a hassle, We aim to lessen the stress of the situation by making the
process of filing, maintaining and deactivating it fairly easy.
An SR-22 is a statement of financial responsibility that certain people are required to provide. An
SR-22 is proof that you have the proper amount of insurance that your state has required you to
have.
Why Do You Need an SR-22?
The most common reasons people need an SR-22 are because of a DUI or DWI, driving without
insurance, or driving with a suspended license. Bottom line: You'll need an SR-22 if you're caught
breaking the law in certain situations while you're driving.
If you need an SR-22, it's not the end of the world. We actually help you with SR-22 filing and
maintenance every step of the way, so you won't be left wondering what to do next.
Filing an SR-22
Filing an SR-22 is simply a matter of filling out the required form and sending it to the appropriate
regulatory agency within a specified time period. We will file an SR-22 for you if you notify us that
you need one.
An SR-22 lists your personal information and your auto insurance information, including whether
you own the policy or are an operator on it, as well as certification from your insurance company
that you have the proper amounts of insurance specified by your state. A properly completed and
filed SR-22 will help you remain legal to drive.
SR-22: What you Should Know If, at any point, your insurance policy is canceled while you're still
required to carry an SR-22, your insurance company is required to notify your state, which will
invalidate your SR-22 and could cause your driving privileges to be revoked. As long as your
insurance policy remains active, your SR-22 should remain valid.
How Long Do SR-22s Stay Active?
Your SR-22 remains active until your state determines it can be removed. Depending on your
state, you may need to keep your SR-22 active for 36 months, or it could be a different time period
— check with your state to determine the specifics.
Once you're no longer required to maintain your SR-22, you simply notify your insurance company
to file the paperwork — generally an SR-26 form — to cancel it. Your insurance company may
require you to provide proof that the SR-22 has indeed been lifted, but filing the paperwork should
be fairly simple.
While an SR-22 can be a hassle, We aim to lessen the stress of the situation by making the
process of filing, maintaining and deactivating it fairly easy.