A Davenport OWI conviction requires SR22 filing with Iowa for 2 years. Our licensed agents file electronically. Most clients are compliant within hours of calling.
Davenport is the seat of Scott County and the largest of Iowa's Quad Cities. Scott County District Court handles OWI cases from across the county.
Scott County District Court handles Davenport misdemeanor OWI cases, while serious or repeat offenses go to the same court.
Filing in Davenport: Iowa DOT requires SR22 filing before reinstatement. The 2 years requirement runs from the date of reinstatement.
Citibus provides limited transit coverage in Davenport, but most Scott County residents depend on driving daily. We file your SR22 with Iowa the same day you call.
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We serve drivers throughout Davenport and Scott County. Whether your OWI occurred downtown or in the surrounding area, we file your SR22 with Iowa the same day you call.
Scott County District Court
Iowa DOT, Scott County driver's license station
SR22 must be filed before your license can be reinstated, regardless of whether you won or lost your administrative hearing. Don't wait.

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