Missouri SR22 Insurance & Filing Information

In Missouri, if your driving privilege is taken away because of a DWI, you will need to buy SR22 insurance in order to get it back. When you buy SR22 insurance, your insurance company provides an SR22 form, which is also called a proof of liability insurance form. (Click here to see a sample SR22 form.)

The State of Missouri requires DWI offenders to carry SR22 insurance for 2 years from their suspension / revocation date. If your SR22 coverage lapses for any reason during that time period, your insurance company is obligated to notify the Missouri Department of Revenue.

How to Get Missouri SR22 Insurance

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How to Get Your Missouri Driver's License Back after a DWI

To get your Missouri driver's license reinstated after a DWI or Refusal to Submit, you need to:

• Pay $45.
• File an SR22 form.
• File proof of SATOP completion.
• Possibly retake driver's exam.
• If this is your second or subsequent offense, file proof of ignition interlock device (IID) installation.

At the end of your suspension / revocation period, bring your fee and paperwork in person to the Driver License Bureau in the Truman State Office Building, at 301 West High Street, Room 470, in Jefferson City, Monday through Friday, between the hours of 7:30 and 5. Or, you can mail your fee and paperwork to Driver License Bureau, P.O. Box 200, Jefferson City, MO, 65101-0200.

Missouri Limited Driving Privilege

If this is your first offense, you may qualify for a Limited Driving Privilege (LDP). This would allow you to drive to and from work and other important commitments. People applying for LDPs still need SR22 insurance.

Missouri Ignition Interlock Law

If this is your first offense, the court may order you to install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle(s). If this is your second or subsequent offense, the court will order you to install an IID in your vehicle. You will be required to maintain your IID for at least 6 months from your reinstatement date.

For More Information:

Still have questions? Email them to the Missouri Department of Revenue at questions@dor.mo.gov. You can also call the Department of Revenue at 573-526-2407.

Additional Missouri DWI Resources

• Missouri DWI First Offense - Detailed first offense information including punishments after a first offense DWI in Missouri.

• Missouri DWI Laws - Complete overview of Missouri DWI laws including all offense levels.

• Missouri DWI Lawyers - Contact one of our Missouri DWI lawyers today to discuss your pending DWI case.

• Missouri SATOP - We offer a complete listing of Missouri's approved substance abuse traffic offender's programs.