Some states require a problem driver's auto insurance company to file the SR-22 form as a proof of the driver's financial responsibility, stating that his/her auto insurance liability is in effect. However, the state of North Carolina does not require SR-22 filing.

FOR OUT OF STATE RESIDENTS

Although SR-22 is not required in the state of North Carolina, if you are required to file an SR-22 in another state, you should continue to do so if you want to retain your driving privileges. Keep in mind that suspension of your driving privileges in another state may also result in the suspension of your driving privileges in North Carolina.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• For related information, see Auto Insurance, DUI/ DWI Lawyers, DUI/DWI Information and Suspended License.