License suspension from a DUI? We get your FR44 filed in 30 minutes or less at the lowest rate — guaranteed.
If Florida suspended your license after a DUI, you need an FR44 to get it back. Here's what that means.
Florida requires an FR44 certificate proving you carry 100/300/50 liability coverage — double the normal requirement. Without it, the DMV won't reinstate your license.
Progressive, GEICO, State Farm — they either refuse DUI drivers or charge absurd rates. We work exclusively with state-approved specialists who price fairly.
All state-approved FR44 carriers offer the same mandated coverage. The only difference is price. We find the lowest one and get you filed fast.
You'll carry FR44 for 3 years from license reinstatement. One lapse resets the clock. We'll help you stay continuous without breaking the bank.
Three steps. Thirty minutes. Done.
Fill out the form below or call us. We'll compare rates across all state-approved carriers instantly.
We present the best options for your situation — owner or non-owner, monthly or upfront. You choose.
We file directly with Florida DHSMV. Most policies are filed within 30 minutes of payment. License reinstatement starts immediately.
Takes 60 seconds. No obligation. One of our specialists will call you back fast.
Choosing the right policy type is the single biggest factor in your rate. Here's the difference.
Not sure which you need? Read our full comparison guide or just call — we'll figure it out in 2 minutes.
Real people who needed to get back on the road — fast.
"Called at 9am, FR44 was filed by 9:35. I've been dealing with this nightmare for weeks and these guys had it done before I finished my coffee."
"I didn't own a car so I was confused about what I even needed. They explained the non-owner policy in like 5 minutes and the price was way lower than I expected."
"Three other agents told me there was nothing they could do for my situation. FR44 Experts had a policy in my hands the same day. Absolute lifesavers."
Everything you need to know about getting your FR44 filed in Florida.