How can I get cheap SR-22 insurance in Fort Worth, TX? This question is about Cheap SR-22 Insurance

How can I get cheap SR-22 insurance in Fort Worth, TX?

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This question is about Cheap SR-22 Insurance

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@leif_olson_1 • 11/30/22 This answer was first published on 01/03/22 and it was last updated on 11/30/22.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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To get cheap SR-22 insurance in Fort Worth, TX, you should compare local options like State Farm and Texas Farm Bureau Mutual to the cheapest SR-22 insurers nationally. Be sure to compare at least three quotes so you can get the best coverage for your needs at the cheapest price.

On average, you can expect to pay about $753 for SR-22 insurance in Fort Worth, TX, but shopping around may help you lower this cost. To help you get started, we’ve created a list of five of the cheapest companies for SR-22 insurance in Fort Worth, TX.

Cheap SR-22 Insurance in Fort Worth, TX

Company	Annual Cost
State Farm	$396
Texas Farm Bureau Mutual	$438
USAA	$497
Germania Insurance	$523
Geico	$555

To learn more about SR-22 insurance, what it covers, and how to shop for it, check out WalletHub’s guide to SR-22 insurance.

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How much does SR-22 insurance cost in Texas?

SR-22 insurance in Texas costs $826 per year on average, plus a filing fee of $15 to $25 for the SR-22 form your insurer submits on your behalf. In contrast, car insurance for drivers without an SR-22 costs an average of $773 per year.

Cheapest SR-22 Insurance in Texas

State Farm: $419 per year
Texas Farm Bureau: $499 per year
USAA: $538 per year
Geico: $576 per year
Germania Insurance: $611 per year

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How long after a DUI do I need an SR-22?

You need an SR-22 for 1-5 years after a DUI, though most states require you to have it for three years. You must be continuously insured during this timeframe, since any lapse in coverage will cause the SR-22 clock to reset.

Once you’ve maintained your SR-22 insurance for the required period of time after a DUI, you can contact your insurance company and ask them to cancel the SR-22 filing. However, keep in mind...

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What does SR-22 insurance cover?

SR-22 insurance covers the cost of other people’s injuries and property damage after accidents that you cause, and it does not cover damage to your own vehicle. If the court or state tells you that you need SR-22 insurance certification, your minimum coverage requirements are still the same as for any other resident.

SR-22 is actually the name of the form the court or state requires from drivers convicted of certain violations, such as...

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