If you have obtained an SR-22 Certificate of Insurance from your insurance company, the insurance company is required to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles if you let your policy cancel or lapse for any reason.  The Department is required to take suspension action for an Insurance Cancellation if you were required to maintain the SR-22 for any of the following suspensions or revocations:

• Point Revocations – license revocation for accumulation of 12 or more points in less than a two (2) year period.  SR-22 needs to be on file for three (3) years from the date eligible for reinstatement.
• No Proof of Insurance – license suspension resulting from a court conviction for no proof of insurance.  SR-22 needs to be on file for three (3) years from the date the ticket was issued.
• Court Ordered Revocations – license revocation resulting from a court conviction wherein the court ordered the license to be revoked for a specific period of time.  SR-22 needs to be on file for three (3) years from the date eligible for reinstatement.
• Employment Drive Permits – SR-22 only required to be on file until the employment drive permit expires.  (If you were revoked for a point accumulation, the SR-22 would be required for an additional period of time as indicated above.)
• Medical Hardship Permits - SR-22 only required to be on file until the employment drive permit expires.  When eligible to reinstate the Point Revocations, the SR-22 would be required for an additional period of time as indicated above.