Can You Bundle SR-22 Insurance With Other Coverage Types?

Many people are unaware that an SR-22 isn’t an insurance policy. It’s a certificate that proves your auto insurance coverage is in force and meets your state’s minimum liability insurance requirements. An SR-22 is typically required for drivers who have committed serious traffic violations or have had their licenses suspended or revoked.

If you need an SR-22, you’ll typically work with your auto insurance provider to add this certification to your current policy. Most insurance companies offering SR-22 services also provide regular auto insurance, including comprehensive, collision and uninsured/underinsured motorists coverage, so you can have all your auto insurance coverage with the same provider.

Benefits of Bundling an SR-22 With Auto Insurance

While SR-22 filing requirements apply only to auto insurance, insurers may allow you to bundle your auto insurance with other types, such as home, renters or umbrella insurance. This can make you eligible for a bundled policy discount.

Having all your insurance policies with a single provider can help simplify your insurance management. You’ll deal with one company for billing, claims and customer service, which can make handling your insurance needs more straightforward.

Depending on the insurer, bundling can sometimes give you access to better coverage options or additional benefits that might not be available if you purchased each policy separately.

If your current insurer doesn’t offer bundling, your agent can help you compare other providers who provide SR-22 insurance and check if they have bundling options for additional coverage types.

Your agent can also help ensure that bundling or switching insurers doesn’t result in gaps in coverage.

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Contact Fast Insurance in Apache Junction, Arizona, to learn more about your SR-22 options and get a personalized auto insurance quote.

This blog is intended for informational and educational use only. It is not exhaustive and should not be construed as legal advice. Please contact your insurance professional for further information.