In most cases (Not Massachusetts), yes, you will need an SR22 certificate to reinstate your driver’s license. An SR22 certificate is a form that is required by some states to prove that you have car insurance coverage that meets the state’s minimum liability requirements. It is often required for drivers who have had their license suspended or revoked due to a serious traffic violation, such as DUI or driving without insurance. If your state requires an SR22 to reinstate your license, you will need to contact your insurance company and request that they file the form with the state on your behalf. Your insurance company will likely charge a fee for this service, and your insurance rates may also increase as a result of the need for an SR22. It is important to maintain continuous coverage with an SR22 for the time frame required by your state, as any lapses or cancellations could result in your license being suspended again. However, the specific requirements for an SR22 may vary by state. You should check with your state’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or Department of Insurance to determine if an SR22 is required in your state and what the requirements are for reinstating your license.
