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If you’ve gotten into trouble behind the wheel in Arkansas, you might be required to show proof of insurance. In some states this is done with an SR-22 form.
The fee for filing the SR-22 varies by insurer, usually $20 to $50. But it’s not the filing fee that’s most expensive — you’ll typically see higher premiums than you’re used to.
The minimum amount of car insurance that you must carry in Arkansas is 25/50/25:
Find the best rates from insurance providers near you or learn more about state minimums for Arkansas car insurance.
Your state DMV will let you know if you need to file an SR-22. You might have to file an SR-22 in Arkansas if:
Keep your SR-22 updated to avoid longer and more costly penalties. A lapse or non-renewal could cost you time and money.
SR-22s are often required after a driving conviction, such as driving without insurance or a DUI. After such a conviction, you’re considered a “high risk” driver by Arkansas and most providers — which typically results in higher insurance rates. Still, you’ll find providers out there that specialize in high-risk drivers.
Talk to your provider about how much you can expect your rates to increase.
Make sure you understand your role in maintaining your insurance and your SR-22.
In Arkansas, the typical amount of time you may be required to keep an SR-22 on file is three years, depending on your conviction.
If you don’t own a car and you still want to drive, you’ll need an SR-22. Ask you insurance provider about non-owner or an operator insurance policy.
If you have an SR-22 from another state, you’ll have to maintain it while driving in Arkansas. It’s likely sufficient in Arkansas, but verify coverage with Arkansas Driver Services and your insurer.
Compare SR-22 car insurance from companies near you.
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Need help? Call (877) 959-5072 toll-free to speak to an SR-22 specialist.
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