GEICO files SR-22s electronically or by mail and charges a one-time fee per filing that is not in the quote. Call now and a licensed agent compares GEICO with other companies that file in your state.
Does GEICO file SR-22s
GEICO says your SR-22 stays good as long as your policy stays active. If the policy is canceled before you are done needing the SR-22, the company must tell the state.
Your state decides what the form is called. GEICO says the name changes by where you live. The FR-44 is used in just two states. GEICO says this on its own SR-22 page.
What GEICO charges to file
GEICO charges one fee for each SR-22 it files. If you need two filings, you pay twice. The amount varies, so the agent goes over it on the call.
The premium is the larger cost, and it depends on the violation. Call now and see what your violation costs at GEICO and other companies.
How to get it filed fast
Call now. A licensed agent goes through your court or DMV notice with you for free. Then the agent quotes companies that file SR-22s in your state, so you see what GEICO offers next to the others.
If you need a filing for another state, GEICO says you usually need a company licensed there. The agent quotes companies licensed in that state on the same call and gets your SR-22 filed today.
If GEICO turns you down
If GEICO will not write your policy, a company that focuses on high-risk drivers can. The agent quotes those companies on the same call.
If every company says no, the agent goes over your state's assigned-risk plan with you. Call now and keep your license on track. Compare Progressive, The General, State Farm, or see high-risk auto insurance.