Florida requires SR22 for most violations and FR44 after a DUI — with coverage minimums 10× higher than standard. Our licensed agents file electronically with the FLHSMV — most clients are compliant within hours of calling.
Florida is one of only two states that uses FR44 — reserved exclusively for DUI and alcohol-related convictions. The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) requires the appropriate certificate before reinstating a suspended license.
SR22 triggers in Florida: Driving without insurance, excessive points, non-DUI license suspension, at-fault accidents.
FR44 triggers in Florida: DUI conviction, DWI, driving under influence of drugs, DUI manslaughter.
Required duration: 3 years for both SR22 and FR44 from the date of reinstatement.
Florida FR44 minimums: $100,000 per person / $300,000 per accident / $50,000 property damage — 10× higher than the standard SR22 minimum of 10/20/10. See full SR22 vs FR44 comparison →
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