I live in another state and got a DUI in Florida. What do I file?
Florida still wants an FR44 for Florida driving privileges after a Florida DUI. Your home state may also want an SR22 to keep or reinstate the license you actually carry. Some people need both. That is annoying, and it is real.
We've talked to people who filed only the home state SR22, then found out Florida never got an FR44, so they still could not clear the Florida hold. The other way happens too. We can shop and file the Florida FR44, and we can file SR22 in the ten states we serve. We will not guess your home DMV's rule if that state is outside that list.
Bring both notices. We match forms to letters. We file electronically the same day you purchase in most cases.
