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Oregon SR22 Insurance Quotes & Filing InformationIn the State of Oregon, if you are convicted of Driving while Under the Influence of Intoxicants (DUII), your driver’s license will be suspended. In order to get your driver’s license reinstated, you will need to file an SR22 insurance certificate with the Oregon DMV. An SR22 is also called “proof of future financial responsibility.” It is a certificate that shows the State that you have purchased liability insurance in at least the following amounts:
Your insurance company will file the original SR22 with the DMV. Oregon requires that you maintain your SR22 insurance for three years from the last day of your suspension. If your SR22 policy lapses for any reason, your insurance company is required by law to notify the DMV. If this happens, your driver’s license will be suspended. You can call the DMV at 503-945-5400 with questions about SR22 insurance. SR22 insurance must be purchased from an insurance company licensed in Oregon. You can find a list of those companies here: Oregon’s Ignition Interlock Program:In order to get your Oregon driver’s license reinstated after a DUII, you will be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle. You will be required to drive with an ignition interlock device for one year from the last day of your suspension, if this was your first offense. Second or subsequent offenses require an IID for two years. It can cost up to $200 to have an IID installed, and there is usually a monthly fee of about $100 after that. If you can’t afford the IID fees, you may be eligible for assistance. To request a fee waiver, you must show your current Food Stamp Identification Card to a vendor who is contracted with the Addictions and Mental Health Division to get reimbursed for waived fees. Click here for a list of IIDs that meet Oregon requirements. Oregon’s Drive License Reinstatement Fee:In order to get your license reinstated, you will need to pay a reinstatement fee of $75. The DMV can only accept cash or checks, and will not accept debit or credit cards. For Further Information: For information about Oregon DUI fines and penalties, visit our Oregon DUI laws page. You can also reach the DMV at the following numbers:
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