Filing an SR22 in Texas is quick and easy. The amount of time an SR22 will need to be filled will vary, depending on reason for the SR22.

An SR22 is a form to be filed by the insurance company with the Texas Department of Public Safety to provide proof of current car insurance for divers who have a suspended license or about to be suspended, based on their driving record. A few examples of drivers who are required to file an SR22, are drivers who get no insurance tickets, DUI, DWI, at fault accidents with no car insurance or multiple driving violations.

If there is an SR22 filed on your car insurance policy and the policy cancels, the insurance company sends the Texas DPS a form called an SR26, letting them know that the policy has canceled.

An SR22 filing is inexpensive. Usually, the insurance company charges a fee between $25 to $50 to file an SR22. The reason for the SR22 Texas filing can and usually causes an increase in car insurance.

Drivers who are required to file an SR22 in Texas on their insurance policy are usually required to keep the SR22 filed on their policy for 1 to 3 years.