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 […]

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 Michigan, the Secretary of State requires a Certificate of Financial Responsibility (the state’s version of an SR‑22) when a driver’s license is suspended because of an uninsured‑at‑fault judgment. If the judgment remains unpaid, the driver’s license stays suspended until the judgment is paid in full. To obtain a financial‑responsibility restricted driver’s license, the driver […]

In Alaska, an SR‑22 (Certificate of Financial Responsibility) is required for drivers who have had their privileges suspended or revoked for certain serious offenses, such as DUIs or refusal to submit a breath test. The insurer must file the SR‑22 electronically with the Division of Motor Vehicles and must notify the DMV any time the […]

In Arizona, an SR‑22 (also called Future Financial Responsibility) is proof that a driver maintains the state‑required minimum liability insurance. It is required when a driver is convicted of certain serious traffic violations—such as DUI, implied‑consent refusals, insurance law violations, or failure to maintain coverage on a vehicle they own or lease. The insurer files […]