North Carolina SR22 Insurance
North Carolina does not require an SR-22 for DUI offenses. However if you have an SR-22 filing in another state, and move to North Carolina, you must maintain your SR22 in the state where it is required.
Need affordable SR22 Auto Insurance in North Carolina? SR-22 (the “SR” stands for “safety responsibility”) is a document that verifies that someone has automobile insurance. The SR-22 is prepared by an insurance company and then filed (by the insurance company) with the department of motor vehicles (DMV). The SR-22 is not an insurance policy. It is evidence that you have a policy. North Carolina does not require an SR-22 for DUI offenses. However if you have an SR-22 filing in another state, and move to North Carolina, you must maintain your SR22 in the state where it is required.
The financial responsibility laws in the State of North Carolina require all registered motor vehicle owners to have liability insurance and uninsured motorist insurance on their vehicles. State law also requires licensed drivers to carry Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage on their vehicle. The coverage limits for UM/UIM need to be at least equal to the highest bodily injury liability limit on any vehicle on the policy. These limits are the North Carolina state minimums. Drivers can have higher limits and additional coverage, such as physical damage coverage for their vehicle, medical payments coverage, and supplementary payments.