
Our team helps Florida drivers secure the required coverage and complete FR-44 filings quickly so they can move forward with license reinstatement.
No obligation. A licensed Florida agent reviews your situation and reaches out with options.
Get My FR-44 QuoteFlorida requires significantly higher liability limits for FR-44 filings than standard auto insurance. We'll confirm the exact limits required for your case.
Once your policy is active and the FR-44 is filed, you can continue the DMV reinstatement process.
Most Florida drivers are required to maintain FR-44 coverage for approximately three years, though requirements vary by case.
Rates depend on driving history, vehicle information, location, and available carriers. We shop multiple companies to find a competitive option.
An FR-44 is not insurance itself — it is a certificate filed with the Florida DMV proving you carry higher liability limits than standard Florida auto insurance.
Many drivers are required to carry an FR-44 after a DUI-related offense. The filing stays attached to your auto policy for the full required period.
We can often file your FR-44 the same day coverage begins.
We handle the filing process directly with the state whenever possible — simple, transparent, and built for speed.
Share a few quick details so we understand your situation.
We confirm what Florida and your court order require.
We shop multiple carriers for an eligible high-limit policy.
We handle the filing directly with the state whenever possible — often same day.
Take your confirmation forward in the DMV reinstatement process.
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If the court or DMV has notified you that you need an FR-44 filing, you're not alone — and you have options. Here are the most common reasons Florida drivers come to us.
FR-44 filings are most commonly required after a DUI-related offense in Florida.
A judge may require an FR-44 as part of a sentence or plea agreement.
Required to lift a suspension tied to a serious traffic offense.
The Florida DMV may require an FR-44 before restoring driving privileges.
Florida's higher liability limits prove ongoing financial responsibility.

Lisa Thompson
Co-Owner, Nextwave Insurance Agency
"We help drivers move through the FR-44 process as smoothly as possible. Our goal is to make a stressful situation easier."
A licensed Florida agent will follow up with options for your situation.
We review your situation.
We identify available options.
We help you complete the FR-44 filing process.
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941-842-0200FR-44 filings require significantly higher liability limits and are commonly associated with DUI-related offenses, while SR-22 filings meet Florida's standard minimum limits.
In many situations, yes. Once coverage is secured, we can often submit the filing the same day.
Requirements vary, but many Florida drivers must maintain FR-44 coverage for approximately three years.
Yes, provided continuous coverage and filing requirements are maintained. Make sure the new policy is in place and the FR-44 is re-filed before cancelling the old one.
Most drivers experience higher premiums because of the increased liability requirements and the underlying driving history.
Standard Florida financial responsibility filing for license reinstatement.
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