Q: What is a Dallas SR-22?

A: A Dallas SR-22 is a form that must be filed by your car insurance company if you choose to restore your license after a supension. The Dallas SR-22 is, esentially, meant to keep the Texas Department of Public Safety updated on the status of your insurance.

After you have your license suspended, you have a probationary period where you must constantly submit proof of insurance–here is where the Dallas SR-22 comes in–and if you fail to have insurance coverage, then your license will be suspended again.

Q: For how long do I need to carry Fort Worth SR-22 insurance?

A: Texas insurance law states that the probation period after a license suspension during which you are required to carry Fort Worth SR-22 insurance is two years. However, the moment at which those two years starts is another thing altogether, and can vary.

Typically, the point a which he period during which you are required to carry Fort Worth SR-22 insurance will begin at one of the following markers:

• The date of your car accident.
• The date of the judgment on your case.
• The date you are convicted.