Non-owner SR-22 insurance for drivers in South Carolina and Georgia who need to meet a state filing requirement without insuring a specific vehicle.
Premiums start under $100 for 6 months
Licensed in South Carolina & Georgia · A-rated carrier (A.M. Best)
An SR-22 isn't insurance itself — it's a certificate your state files as proof that you carry the minimum required liability coverage. States typically require one after a DUI, an at-fault accident without insurance, a license suspension, or certain other violations.
If you don't own a car, you may still need an SR-22 to reinstate your license or satisfy a court order. A non-owner policy provides that proof of financial responsibility for the times you drive a car that isn't yours — a friend's, a family member's, or a rental — without requiring you to insure a vehicle you own.
Call, email, or request a quote and tell us about your situation.
Once your policy is in place, we submit your SR-22 directly to the SC or GA DMV.
Keep your coverage active and your license stays in good standing.
Premiums start under $100 for six months. Your exact rate depends on your driving history, the state filing requirement, and how long you need to maintain coverage — call us and we'll give you a firm quote.
No. A non-owner SR-22 policy is built for exactly this situation — it provides proof of financial responsibility for when you drive a car you don't own, without requiring you to insure a specific vehicle.
We file your SR-22 with the state as soon as your policy is in place. Call us and we'll walk you through the exact timing for your situation.
Non-owner coverage is designed for occasional use of vehicles that aren't yours. If you regularly drive one particular car, let us know — you may need a different type of policy, and we'll help you figure out the right fit.
It varies by state and by your individual case. Your court order or DMV notice will specify how long you're required to maintain filing — we can help you keep track of it either way.
We're licensed and file non-owner SR-22 policies in South Carolina and Georgia.
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