Georgia SR22 and Proof of Financial Responsibility

A driver in the State of Georgia may be required to file an SR22 form for a number of different reasons. The main purpose for an SR22 certificate is to prove financial responsibility in the form of certified liability insurance. In the State of Georgia a driver may provide proof of financial responsibility by filing an SR22 Form through an insurance company authorized to do business in the State of Georgia. The SR22 certifies that the driver has a valid liability insurance policy for a given amount of time.

Georgia Auto Insurance

The State of Georgia requires that all vehicle owners maintain continuous Georgia liability insurance coverage on their vehicles. You must have proof of this insurance when you register a vehicle and receive a Georgia license plate tag.

If a person does not maintain continous Georgia liability insurance on their vehicle the Georgia Department of Revenue is required to revoke the registration on the vehicle. If a driver is found driving without insurance the vehicle may be impounded by law enforcement officials. The amounts listed below reflect the minimum amount of insurance required by Georgia law.

Minimum Auto Insurance Coverage

• $25,000 - Per Person for Bodily Injury
• $50,000 - Bodily Injury for Two or More Persons
• $25,000 - Damage to the Propert of Others

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Insurance Requirements in Georgia

SR22 Requirements in Georgia