Contact our SR-22 help line

Have your Texas DPS notice, driver details, vehicle information, and current policy available. These details help explain which insurance and SR-22 questions apply to your situation.

Yes, you can ask about SR-22 insurance after a DWI. The call can explain the filing process and what information an insurer may review, without deciding your legal matter.

Texas uses an SR-22 certificate rather than an FR-44 filing. Texas DPS receives the filing, and the applicable filing period is two years from the date of conviction or judgment.

A real person can help explain insurance and filing questions shown by your notice. For legal instructions or questions about a court matter, refer to the court named on the notice and Texas DPS.

Yes, you can ask about starting without a current policy. The insurer will review your driving, vehicle, coverage, and other details before deciding whether to offer coverage and the terms.

No, the call does not decide reinstatement, court outcomes, or Texas DPS requirements. It focuses on insurance and filing questions, while the agency and court handle their own decisions.

Yes, garaging location matters because insurers use where a vehicle is kept and driven when reviewing coverage. Tell the representative where the car is usually parked and how it is used.

Yes, the phone line is open twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. Calls are limited to insurance and filing questions, and the insurer makes the final coverage decisions.