USAA files SR-22s for members with an active policy and says insurers typically charge $15 to $25 once. Call now and a licensed agent compares USAA with other companies that file in your state.
Does USAA file SR-22s
USAA says your auto insurer files the SR-22 with the state. The driver who needs it must be listed on the policy.
If the violation happened in another state, the insurer files with that state. Tell the agent which state ordered your SR-22. USAA says this on its own SR-22 page.

What USAA charges to file
USAA says insurers typically charge a one-time filing fee of $15 to $25.
Most states require the filing for three years. USAA notes periods range from one to five years.
How to get it filed fast
Call now. A licensed agent answers, goes through your court or DMV notice for free and quotes companies that file SR-22s in your state. You see what USAA offers next to the others.
If you do not own a car, USAA says you need a non-owner policy before the SR-22. Tell the agent on the call. Once the SR-22 is filed, the agent confirms the filing posted.
If USAA turns you down
USAA sells only to members.
If you are not eligible or USAA declines you, call now. A licensed agent quotes other companies that file SR-22s in your state. Compare Progressive, The General, GEICO, or see high-risk auto insurance.

