In Utah, an SR‑22 (AAMVA Uniform Financial Responsibility form, titled “Financial Responsibility Form”) is a certificate issued by an insurer licensed in the state to prove that a driver has the required liability coverage. The Driver License Division requires an SR‑22 after convictions under the Financial Responsibility of Motor Vehicle Owners and Operators Act, such […]

In Ohio, an SR-22 (also called a certificate of insurance or bond) is required when a driver’s license is suspended for non‑compliance with the state’s proof‑of‑insurance law. A suspension is placed when a driver cannot show proof of insurance at a traffic stop or at the time of an accident, and anyone serving such a […]

In Texas, an SR‑22 (Financial Responsibility Insurance Certificate) is required by the Texas Transportation Code Chapter 601 for drivers whose privileges have been suspended due to a crash, a second or subsequent conviction for driving without insurance, a civil judgment from a crash, or when a security deposit is placed with the Department. Common triggering offenses […]

In Tennessee, an SR‑22 (also called a Certificate of Financial Responsibility) is required when the Department of Safety orders it as a condition for reinstating a driver’s license after serious traffic violations such as DUI or other offenses that lead to suspension or revocation. The requirement appears on the driver’s reinstatement checklist, and the driver […]

In South Dakota, an SR‑22 (Certificate of Financial Responsibility) is required for drivers who have had their license revoked or suspended because of serious offenses such as a conviction for no insurance, vehicular homicide, DUI, or a second reckless‑driving offense within a year. The state mandates that these operators provide proof of ongoing liability coverage […]