Allstate says it files SR-22s with the DMV electronically for a one-time fee of $15 to $50. Call now and a licensed agent compares Allstate with other companies that file in your state.
Does Allstate file SR-22s
Allstate says it can file your SR-22 and submits it to the DMV electronically. It notes some states do not use SR-22s at all, and some use the FR-44 instead.
If you move, you still finish the original filing period, usually three years. The agent tells you what your state needs when you call. Allstate says this on its own SR-22 page.
What Allstate charges to file
Allstate's page puts the filing fee at $15 to $50, paid once. The premium is the bigger cost.
You may need the SR-22 for three or more years. Call now and the agent puts premiums side by side.
How to get it filed fast
Call now. A licensed agent goes through your court or DMV notice for free. The agent quotes companies that file SR-22s in your state, so you see what Allstate offers next to the others.
No car? Tell the agent. Allstate's page says a non-owner SR-22 policy is an option for drivers without a car. Pick a company and the agent gets your SR-22 filed today.
If Allstate turns you down
If Allstate says no, you still have options. The agent quotes companies that focus on high-risk drivers.
Your state's assigned-risk plan is the backstop. Call now and get a filing in place. Compare Progressive, The General, GEICO, or see high-risk auto insurance.