If you weren’t able to show proof of insurance at the scene of an accident, you don’t automatically lose your license. Instead, you receive an SR22 document that requires you to file SR22 insurance with the Department of Motor Vehicles within a specific time period. If you fail to file, your license will be revoked. Even if you already have auto insurance, the SR22 filing confirms to the Department of Motor Vehicles that you are driving safely. In order to preserve your ability to drive, you need an SR22 insurance document to present to the Department of Motor Vehicles, which you can file through Al Vincent’s Network of Agencies. In Virginia, you also need to file SR22 insurance after your license has been revoked for a variety of reasons, including:
Al Vincent’s Network of Agencies can easily tender your SR22 insurance filing with the Department of Motor Vehicles and have you validated in no time.
Sometimes SR 22 filings are as simple as one two three. However, if your SR22 policy expires, you absolutely need the help of expert auto insurance agents to help regain your driving privileges. We help you re-file your SR22 policy, aptly keeping your license valid with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
If you do not own the car you’re driving, you can still attain Non-owner SR 22 insurance. This coverage protects you legally in the event of a car accident and will keep your license in good standing with the Department of Motor vehicles.
Don’t find out the hard way--not having insurance at all is a great deal more expensive. Fill out Al Vincent’s contact form and get in touch with one of our insurance representatives. We also have eleven convenient locations with weekday and weekend hours in Virginia Beach, Suffolk, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Hampton, and Chesapeake. Al Vincent’s Network of Agencies can get the wheels in motion for your SR22 insurance filing today.
