Moving to Another State With an SR-22
Moving does not cancel an SR-22. The state that ordered it expects the filing to stay active until the period ends, wherever you live.
Step by step
- Before you move, ask your current insurer whether it writes policies in your new state.
- If it does not, find a new insurer that writes in your new state and files with your old state.
- Have the new SR-22 filed before the old policy is canceled.
- Apply for your new license. The new state may check for holds from the old state.
Which limits apply?
Your policy must meet your new state's minimum limits. Some states also expect you to meet their own minimums, so ask for the higher of the two.
Read more in our out-of-state non-owner SR-22 guide.