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Plain answers on SR-22, license reinstatement and minimum insurance for every state, sourced from the state agency or the law where the state publishes it.

50 states and DC covered, 40 fully verified
Updated October 19, 2026
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My license was suspendedSee the steps and fees to get it back in your state.I was told I need an SR-22What it is, who files it and how long you keep it.I'm driving without insuranceYour state's minimum coverage and the penalties.I don't have a US license or SSNWhich states license you and how insurance works.

What the state data shows

$50Tennessee is the only state that charges its own SR-22 fee.3 yearsThe most common SR-22 period. Texas is 2; Ohio is 1 for new cases.NM · NY · RIList no SR-22 requirement: Rhode Island says it no longer requires one; New Mexico and New York ask for proof of insurance.

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Fees, minimum limits and SR-22 length for all 50 states and DC, with the state source for every row.

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