Frequently Asked Questions

Just like cell phone and cable contracts, insurance companies charge an early termination fee. For example, if you paid $600 for a six-month contract and decide to cancel at, let’s say, the three-month mark, you’d expect to get $300 back. Most companies will retain a portion of the prorated refund.

If you requested an auto insurance quote from us, you also just asked for SR22 insurance! There is no difference between SR22 insurance and a regular auto insurance policy.

The length of time you are required to carry SR22 depends on what caused the requirement. In most cases, you have to keep a valid SR22 on file for one year from the date of conviction of driving without insurance and longer if a DUI. However, that time can be shortened if you are allowed to enter the diversion program. That usually requires about three months to provide the filing.

If you have the title signed off to you and you buy insurance on the vehicle, you can go to the DMV and register the car in your name. They will give you a stamped yellow piece of paper, which is your temporary registration. With the yellow paper and proof of insurance, you can go to the police station to pay for the release certificate. Next, visit the impound lot to pay for towing and storage. If you don’t have the title in your name, only the registered owner can do all this. Show a valid driver's license. Only a licensed operator may drive away from the lot.