Florida FR44 Insurance Filing – License Reinstatement
Florida FR44 Insurance Filing – License Reinstatement in 30 Minutes
How Fast Can We File Your Florida FR44?
Our policy is to bind your policy (make it active), electronically file with the Florida DMV, notify Tallahassee of your compliance, and email your certificate – all within 30 minutes. You could call us from the DMV and have your license back in under half an hour.
| Service | Timeframe | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Quote Generation | 3 minutes | Multiple insurance companies compared |
| Policy Binding | 15 minutes | Policy active immediately |
| DMV Electronic Filing | 30 minutes total | Certificate emailed to you |
What Information Do We Need for Your FR44 Quote?
Personal Information
- Full Name
- Gender
- Physical Mailing Address (P.O. Boxes not allowed)
- Phone Number
- Birth Date
- Relationship Status
License & Case Details
- Driver’s License Number
- State You’re Licensed In
- State You Need Filing In
- Owner vs Non-Owner Policy Need
- VIN (for owner policies)
- 9-digit FR Case Number
Who Needs Florida FR44 Insurance?
- DUI Related Offenses: Driving under the influence convictions
- Excessive Violations: Multiple moving violations within 12 months
- No Prior Insurance: Driving without valid insurance coverage
- Insurance Without Vehicle: SR22, FR44, SR22A, and SR50 filings
Frequently Asked Questions About Florida FR44
What is the difference between FR44 and SR22 insurance?
Answer: FR44 requires higher liability limits than SR22. FR44 mandates $100,000/$300,000/$50,000 coverage minimums in Florida, while SR22 typically requires state minimum coverage levels.
How much does FL FR44 insurance cost?
Answer: FR44 insurance costs vary based on driving history, age, and location. Non-owner FR44 policies typically range $300-800 annually, while owner policies depend on vehicle value and coverage levels.
Can I get FR44 insurance without owning a car?
Answer: Yes. Non-owner FR44 policies provide the required liability coverage when you don’t own a vehicle but need to maintain continuous insurance to reinstate your license.
How long do I need to maintain FR44 insurance?
Answer: Florida typically requires FR44 insurance for 3 years from the conviction date. The insurance company must notify the DMV if your policy lapses, potentially resulting in license suspension.
Get Your Florida FR44 Quote Now
Licensed agents available to help with your FR44 filing. We shop multiple insurance companies to find competitive rates.
Call: (855) 678-6977 or use our online quoting system below.
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