SR-22 insurance varies state to state.
The basic definition of an SR-22 form is available on our Insurance Terms page. (Have more questions about SR-22 and car insurance? See "SR-22: The questions drivers ask most.")
SR-22 isn't a type of insurance, but rather proof that you have certain types of insurance (based upon the financial responsibility laws of your state).
Simply, it is a form which must be filed by the insurance company to the state (Department of Motor Vehicles) stating that auto liability insurance is in effect for a particular individual.
Typically it is required when insurance is provided to an individual who was in an accident or was convicted of a traffic offense and was unable to show financial responsibility OR if a judge has ordered an SR22 for other reasons (in some states).
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[Let CarInsurance.com help you find affordable auto insurance now.] Comment Update: Yes, it is simply a form showing you are carrying a certain type of liability coverage.
Please review our related question titled "What is an SR-22?" for more explanation to your request.
Comment Update: This answer is about the form, please see the related articles to learn what an SR-22 is.
Comment Update: The 'S' 'R' refers to State Requirement, or a Certificate of Insurance for the state's requirement.
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