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Filing Term
In Texas the customary required
filing term for your SR22 Insurance certificate is for
3 years from the date of order or suspension. During your term, you must maintain
your filing in order to keep your license valid and current. If your policy expires, is cancelled or ceases for any reason. The insurer is required by law to notify the ordering State.
Penalty for Failure to Maintain SR22
When notice that your
insurance coverage and SR 22 is no longer valid is received by the State Licensing Authority, and if your filing period requirement has not yet been met, The Drivers License is generally suspended again until such time as a replacement is filed by another Insurer.
It is important during this time that your address information be correct and up to date with your State Licensing Authority
and your insurance company. You will usually receive any notice from them regarding the status of your driving privileges
or you insurance policy at the home address listed.
Many people have found only after months or sometimes years later that they have been driving on a Suspended License. This is usually the result of outdated address information on file with
DPS.
It is important to keep this information up to date because this is the address at which you will be sent
mail, including, Renewals and Notices Of Suspension.
How Much
will it cost? Free SR22 Filings
Never a charge for
your SR22 Insurance Filing when you request your Insurance Quotes through
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or personal insurance quote assistance.
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How Long
does it take? Instant Issue
Many of our underwriters
now offer electronic service for you, When filed electronically
it typically propagates state databases within 12 to 24 hours.
Where do I get
one ?
"Only
Your Insurer"
can Issue and sign your insurance certificate on your behalf. Your Insurer may file it
for you or give it to you to file yourself but only the company
may Issue the certificate. It is unlawful for any other entity,
or 3'rd party to issue a Certificate on your behalf without your
companies consent and can void your policy under fraud and
forgery statutes.
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