The General SR22 insurance
Filings in most states are covered by The General SR22 insurance. The General also explains non-owner SR-22 for drivers without a car. The amount you pay depends on your state. Most states require the filing where your policy was issued.
- Most statesThis is where The General says it offers SR-22 filings
- VariesThe filing fee or premium surcharge depends on the state
- Explained.The General describes non-owner SR-22 coverage for drivers who have no car.
- 3+ yearsMost drivers need an SR-22 filing for this period; certain cases require 5 years or longer
Call 833-958-5598A licensed agent sorts out the policy you need on the phone.
A quick look at The General SR-22
| Topic | What The General says |
|---|---|
| Where it files | Most states |
| Filing state | Only where your policy was issued, in most states |
| Fee | Depends on the state; a filing fee or premium surcharge may apply |
| Non-owner eligibility | May not apply when the owner of the car you drive lives with you. |
| Length | At least three years for most drivers |
| Phone | 1-844-328-0306 |
Details on SR-22 filings from The General.
The general's non-owner SR-22
The General's SR-22 information says non-owner SR-22 insurance is meant for people who must follow their state's SR-22 rules but do not own a car. This applies to drivers who often borrow a car or rent one.
There is a catch. You may not qualify if the owner of the car you drive lives with you. The page also describes a non-owner SR-22 as secondary coverage. Damage to a borrowed car is covered first by the owner's insurance, and your policy pays what remains.
SR-22 fees at the general
The General does not list a dollar amount. The General says costs vary by state, and a filing fee or premium surcharge may be applied. The General describes SR-22 fees as typically not very expensive. It says the violation behind the filing will cause your premiums to go up.
The General's filing locations and process
The General says it offers SR-22 filings in most states. The General adds that, in most states, it can file only where your policy was issued.
Tell The General you need an SR-22 when you get your free quote. After you apply and buy online, it includes the SR-22 form with your policy documents. You can also call 1-844-328-0306.
How long an SR-22 filing lasts
Most drivers need an SR-22 filing to last at least three years. Some cases run five years or longer. Your state decides when the clock starts. The start may be the offense date, conviction date, suspension date, or reinstatement date.
Cancelling the policy makes the insurer send an SR-26 to the state right away. Expect to lose your license and registration after that, and the filing time starts over.
Questions people ask about the general SR22 insurance
Is non-owner SR-22 insurance available from The General?
On The General's page, drivers without a car can read about non-owner SR-22 insurance. No states are listed there for it. When you get a quote, ask and say that you need an SR-22.
Is an SR-22 filing by The General possible in another state?
In most cases, no. In most states, The General says it can file only where your policy was issued. When you must file in another state, contact that state and provide proof of coverage at least at the minimum liability level.
How can I tell whether my SR-22 has expired?
Call The General at 1-844-328-0306 or call your local DMV office, says the General's SR-22 page.
Talk it over with a licensed agent
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