Has the Indiana BMV said you need to keep SR22 insurance for up to two years? We can help you get and keep your license valid, and insure your vehicle! Since 1993 we have been providing Indiana Drivers SR22 & SR50 insurance with low, pay as you go, payments.
Don't own a car but the BMV said you need SR22 to get your license reinstated? No Problem! Our NonOwners policy is designed so that you could drive vehicles owned by friends and relatives! (Policy restrictions apply).
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So, they told you that you need to get SR22 Insurance to get your Indiana drivers license back. We do that for Indiana residents all the time, and here's how.
"My Indiana drivers license is suspended. When I asked about getting my license reinstated, people told me I could call the BMV, or recommended I go to their website, bmv.gov, to look up my drivers license account. The website explained that I have to pay a reinstatement fee to the BMV of Indiana, and I had to ask my insurance agent for an auto insurance policy that has the minimum Indiana liability limits, and the policy must have an SR22 filed with the BMV. When I called Classic Auto Insurance in Merrillville, Indiana they explained that the cost of my insurance would be $62 every 30 days, and that that policy would include an SR22 filed with the BMV. Due to Covid-19, I wasn’t able to come in, so they set the policy up with an e-signature via email and I paid the $62 by credit card. Once the policy application was complete, signed, and paid for, they issued the SR22 with the BMV. They told me it could take about 48 hours for the BMV to have the SR22 information in their systems across Indiana...
I was reminded that I would still need to pay the Indiana BMV a reinstatement fee. When I was on my BMV account, I noticed that there was a way to pay online. Once the BMV had both the SR22 and my reinstatement fee, they reinstated my license!
Classic Auto Insurance also reminded me that if I let my insurance cancel, a notice will automatically be sent to the BMV, and that the BMV would suspend my license again, and I would get another letter from the BMV about the suspension. They explained that if this happens, I can restart my insurance and that I would need to let them know at classic to re-file the SR 22. Lastly, I should check my BMV account to make sure that my license had been reinstated.
I was worried about what I would have to go through to reinstate my license, but classic auto insurance made it as easy as possible!"
Call Classic Auto Insurance to reinstate your license today!
To simplify, proof of financial responsibility is an SR22. An SR22 is a document that is filed to prove that your vehicle is insured with the required minimum liability auto insurance. Referencing the Indiana BMV, "The SR22 is proof of future financial responsibility and may be imposed for a variety of reasons for up to five (5) years.. A valid SR22 form must remain on file with the BMV for the duration of the required period."
According to the Indiana BMV, "The Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) is required to verify that all motorists have the minimum liability insurance coverage in effect with respect to the vehicle operated whenever a vehicle operator is involved in:
The Indiana BMV states, "If the Indiana BMV receives an SR26 (cancellation of SR22 insurance) notice from your insurance provider, or the BMV does not have an effective SR22 on file at any time during the three (3) or five (5) year period, your driving privileges will be suspended until the Indiana BMV receives an effective SR22 policy that shows coverage is in effect, or the SR22 requirement period expires." To file an SR22 to reinstate your Indiana Driver's license, contact Classic Auto Insurance. For further detail about this occurance, contact your local BMV.
I got a ticket in Indiana, and I let my insurance expire. I got a letter in the mail from the Indiana BMV asking me to have my insurance agent show proof of insurance for the day I received the ticket. When I called my insurance agent, they told me that my insurance had expired and that they were unable to fill out the certificate of compliance that the BMV is requesting because there was no insurance at the time.
I asked them, "What would happen to my license if I couldn't show proof of insurance?" They explained that "What usually happens is the Indiana BMV sets a date that they will suspend my license for not having insurance at the time of a violation or accident." Since I never had my license suspended before, it would likely be suspended for 90 days. At the end of the 90 days, the BMV would send me a notice saying that I can get my license reinstated by paying a fee to the Indiana BMV of about $150. The BMV would request another form called an SR22. The SR22 shows proof of current insurance and continuous insurance. They BMV went on to say that the SR22 is usually required to be kept on file with the Indiana BMV for two years, which means that I will have to keep my insurance going with an SR 22 file on it for two years.
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