Urban Insurance has specialized in writing SR-22 policies for the past 4 decades.
SR22 is actually the name of the form used by insurance companies to notify the state that an insured has the required insurance coverage. People will sometime refer this car insurance as SR-22, or FR Filing or sometimes as just “Filing” insurance. While insurance is mandatory in Illinois, most drivers are not required to purchase SR22 insurance. If you are required to file an SR22 then an insurance company must submit the form in order to remove a suspension order placed by the Illinois Secretary of State's office on your driving privileges. The reason for the filing is to provide a certification to the Illinois Department of Motor Vehicles that your insurance company has issued a policy of at least the required minimum liability coverage, and that your insurance company will notify the Illinois Secretary of State should the insurance ever lapse for any reason.
People whose license is under suspension by the Illinois Department of Motor vehicles need an SR22 Filing to reinstate their license. The are a variety of reason that you might be required to show proof of SR-22 filing, they include: drunk driving violations (DWI); suspensions from unpaid fines or parking violations; having an accident without car insurance; or having your license suspended for failing the emissions test.
In Order To Reinstate Your License, You Must Do One Of The Following:
If the cause of the SR22 is a “Judgment” you must either pay the full amount of the judgment or obtain a court order agreeing to pay the judgment in installments to the plaintiff’s attorney or the Clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court. It is important that you make sure you receive a certified, file-stamped copy of a “Satisfaction of Judgment” form. Take this form to the Secretary of State’s office at 160 North LaSalle Street located on the 10th Floor.
If the cause of the SR22 is due to unpaid tickets, you must take care of the underlying problem. Contact the appropriate Circuit Court and ask them to reopen the case or pay the outstanding tickets. If the cause of the SR22 is due to vehicle emissions, you must take your car back to a vehicle emissions testing facility and this time pass the test or Prove you no longer own the car.
Acquire SR22 Insurance from an insurance agency. You must sustain this insurance for 3 years without lapse or cancellation If Due to a judgment, DUI, felony or any other reason other than just being caught without insurance. If the only problem was Driving without Insurance, then you must maintain the insurance for one year without lapse or cancellation. You will also have a reinstatement fee of $70.00
At Urban Insurance Agency, we can do filings to the Secretary of State for the states of Illinois, Indiana & Michigan. We can file the forms electronically, or give you a hard copy for you to walk into the Secretary of States office and present.
If you have any further questions call me at 312-664-8088
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, July 14, 2008
Why do I need SR-22?
I went to court in Hammond because I was caught driving without Proof Of Insurance. The judge told me I needed to show proof of SR22; what is an SR22.
SR-22is actually the name of the form used by insurance companies to notify the state that an insured has the required insurance coverage. As a result people will often refer this type of car insurance as SR-22, or FR Filing. The law in Indiana states the following: When a motorist's operator license is suspended upon conviction of a major offense, that driver must submit proof of insurance to the BMV before being reinstated. This filing provides that the driver has an auto liability policy in effect that cannot be canceled without prior notice. A valid SR-22 Proof of Insurance form must be filed with the BMV for three years after the end of the suspension. If the BMV receives a cancellation notice or does not have a current SR-22 form on file at any time during the three-year period after reinstatement, the motorist's driving privileges will become suspended again.
This is why it is critical that you find an insurance agency that is equipped to issue Same - Day SR22 Insurance. If you are required to file an SR22, then your insurance company must submit the correct form in order to remove a suspension order placed by the Indiana Secretary of State's office. The filing is needed to provide a certificate to the Indiana Department of Motor Vehicles that your insurance company has issued a policy of at least the required minimum liability coverage, and that your insurance company will notify the Indiana Secretary of State»s office should the insurance ever lapse for any reason.
SR-22is actually the name of the form used by insurance companies to notify the state that an insured has the required insurance coverage. As a result people will often refer this type of car insurance as SR-22, or FR Filing. The law in Indiana states the following: When a motorist's operator license is suspended upon conviction of a major offense, that driver must submit proof of insurance to the BMV before being reinstated. This filing provides that the driver has an auto liability policy in effect that cannot be canceled without prior notice. A valid SR-22 Proof of Insurance form must be filed with the BMV for three years after the end of the suspension. If the BMV receives a cancellation notice or does not have a current SR-22 form on file at any time during the three-year period after reinstatement, the motorist's driving privileges will become suspended again.
This is why it is critical that you find an insurance agency that is equipped to issue Same - Day SR22 Insurance. If you are required to file an SR22, then your insurance company must submit the correct form in order to remove a suspension order placed by the Indiana Secretary of State's office. The filing is needed to provide a certificate to the Indiana Department of Motor Vehicles that your insurance company has issued a policy of at least the required minimum liability coverage, and that your insurance company will notify the Indiana Secretary of State»s office should the insurance ever lapse for any reason.
Sr22 Insurance in Indiana
Tell me, am I required to carry auto insurance in Indiana?
The simple answer is Yes!
Driving without car insurance not only puts your assets in jeopardy, but it also illegal and can leave you subject to fines. A motorist who operates a vehicle without an automobile liability insurance policy is subject to a 90-day driver license suspension or a one-year suspension if it is a repeat violation within a three-year period. In order to obtain a reinstatement of the license, the motorist must pay a reinstatement fee of $150, $225, or $300 depending on whether it is a first, second, third or subsequent offense, and provide current proof of insurance signed by an agent or representative of the insurance company. SR22 is actually the name of the form used by insurance companies to notify the state that an insured has the required "certificate of compliance" of proper insurance coverage. When a motorist receives a "certificate of compliance notice," he (or she) must find an insurance agency that is equipped to issue the needed SR-22 insurance, and to file the certificate to the BMV within 40 days. Failure to return the "Certificate of compliance" to the Indiana Secretary of State»s office, as required will result in a license suspension
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Mandatory Insurance Driver's License Suspension
Beginning July 1, 2007, individuals convicted of driving without liability insurance under 625 ILCS 5/3-707 will lose their driving privileges for a minimum of three months. The suspension will be extended for an additional six months, if the individual is convicted of a second offense while the first offense remains in effect. The law, Public Act 91-1035, requires that a $100 reinstatement fee be paid to the State prior to license reinstatement. The law does not allow any driving permit during the course of this suspension.
Do you offer SR-22s to someone that does not own a car? Yes. Fill out the request a quote form and we will provide you with a quote to get your insurance started.
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Do you offer SR-22s to someone that does not own a car? Yes. Fill out the request a quote form and we will provide you with a quote to get your insurance started.
Get a free quote.
Additional Questions, Click Help or call us at (800) 680-0707
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
New Lower Rates on Car Insurance
Think You’re Paying Too Much for Car Insurance?
Let “Urban Insurance Agency.com” find you the lowest rate on your car insurance.
We offer among the lowest car insurance quotes in Chicago on SR-22 filings We will compare rates at more than 20 different companies in order to find the exact coverage you want at the lowest price.
Below are “Actual Rates” for customers who switched to Urban today*
Term Age Sex / M or S City Coverage Rate
12 months 44 Male Single Chicago SR22 $340
6 months 51 Male Single Ottawa Liability $129
6 months 24 Female Married Summit 4 Cars $464
12 months 21 Female Single Granite City SR22 $440
6 months 30 Female Single Gary Full Coverage $420
6 months 36 Male Single Chicago Liability $155
6 months 25 Male Married Skokie Full Coverage $289
6 months 27 Female Single Hammond Full Coverage $390
We can help drivers in Chicago, Illinois get the lowest quotes even if they have a DUI, suspended license or pending suspension. Unlike many insurance companies today we can offer you auto insurance without "Running your credit" This can save you hundreds of dollars on your policy.
We also offer Insurance for Tow trucks, Messengers, long and short haul trucking.
Call Urban Insurance for a Free Car Insurance Quote
800-680-0707
*10/24/07
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Urban Insurance Agency again proves to have the lowest rates.
Thursday, March 15th, 2007
We at Urban, understand how hard you work for your money; that is why we search more than 15 different companies in order to find you the lowest rates. Our rates can save you hundreds of dollars per year on your car insurance. We average savings of over 45% over Geico.
In a resent article, titled *Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report. They state that the average price their customers paid for insurance in the state of Illinois in 2006 was $1,496. This “Average” was based on best price offered by any of the following companies ,Travelers, Liberty Mutual, Hartford, MetLife, Safeco, Geico and Progressive. Urban Insurance Agency’s average yearly price in Illinois for 2006 was just $806.
That is an amazing average savings of over 44% The more you compare auto insurance rates, the more you will love the rates offered at Urban Insurance Agency. That is why when we ask, “Do you think you’re paying too much for car insurance? ” We know the answer is YES, unless you are insured with Urban Insurance.
*Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report highlights the lowest average auto insurance rates viewed by over 1.1 million car insurance consumers on the Insurance.com platform in 2006*. The information comes from actual auto insurance quotes consumers received from over a dozen of the nation’s leading auto insurance companies who participate on Insurance.com’s comparative auto insurance platform.
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We at Urban, understand how hard you work for your money; that is why we search more than 15 different companies in order to find you the lowest rates. Our rates can save you hundreds of dollars per year on your car insurance. We average savings of over 45% over Geico.
In a resent article, titled *Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report. They state that the average price their customers paid for insurance in the state of Illinois in 2006 was $1,496. This “Average” was based on best price offered by any of the following companies ,Travelers, Liberty Mutual, Hartford, MetLife, Safeco, Geico and Progressive. Urban Insurance Agency’s average yearly price in Illinois for 2006 was just $806.
That is an amazing average savings of over 44% The more you compare auto insurance rates, the more you will love the rates offered at Urban Insurance Agency. That is why when we ask, “Do you think you’re paying too much for car insurance? ” We know the answer is YES, unless you are insured with Urban Insurance.
*Insurance.com’s 2006 Auto Insurance Pricing Report highlights the lowest average auto insurance rates viewed by over 1.1 million car insurance consumers on the Insurance.com platform in 2006*. The information comes from actual auto insurance quotes consumers received from over a dozen of the nation’s leading auto insurance companies who participate on Insurance.com’s comparative auto insurance platform.
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Can I buy Multiple policies?
Saturday, March 17th, 2007
From: jblyn…@att.net
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:37:03 -0700
Local: Mon, Mar 12 2007 7:37 pm
Subject: What if I buy multiple cars/multiple driver policies from two companies?
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It is time to add my 16 year-old son to our auto insurance policy.Our current insurance provider quoted us $3,050/yr on top of the$2,200 we pay for our 3 cars/2 driver scenario. Our $5,250/yr policywould look like this:Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 3: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yrCar 4: Chevy Suburban, recreational only, 5K mi/yrIn our research we have discovered that having a 2-car/3-driver policywhere the boy is a part-time driver saves a ton of money. My questionis this, if we were to buy 2-car/3-driver policies from two differentinsurance providers, would we be opening ourselves up for issues whenit comes time to file a claim on one of the cars?It would be like this:
>From GEICO we would buy a policy:
Car 1: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either car
>From AmFam we would buy a policy:
Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Suburban, primary driver = female over 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either carCould I get away with this? I know I would save $$ on premiums. Whatdo you think?–JB
From: jblyn…@att.net
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:37:03 -0700
Local: Mon, Mar 12 2007 7:37 pm
Subject: What if I buy multiple cars/multiple driver policies from two companies?
Reply Forward Print Individual message Show original
It is time to add my 16 year-old son to our auto insurance policy.Our current insurance provider quoted us $3,050/yr on top of the$2,200 we pay for our 3 cars/2 driver scenario. Our $5,250/yr policywould look like this:Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 3: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yrCar 4: Chevy Suburban, recreational only, 5K mi/yrIn our research we have discovered that having a 2-car/3-driver policywhere the boy is a part-time driver saves a ton of money. My questionis this, if we were to buy 2-car/3-driver policies from two differentinsurance providers, would we be opening ourselves up for issues whenit comes time to file a claim on one of the cars?It would be like this:
>From GEICO we would buy a policy:
Car 1: BMW 318, primary driver = female over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Impala, primary driver = male under 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either car
>From AmFam we would buy a policy:
Car 1: Honda Civic, primary driver = male over 25, 15K mi/yrCar 2: Chevy Suburban, primary driver = female over 25, 5K mi/yr16 year-old son is part time driver on either carCould I get away with this? I know I would save $$ on premiums. Whatdo you think?–JB
How Much Car Insurance Do I Really Need?
By Larry Lubell
Think you’re paying too much for car insurance?
Today we are all looking for ways to save money, but driving with out auto insurance is irresponsible, as well as illegal in most states. Today, even small accidents can result in thousands of dollars in damages.
Due to the high price of vehicles, ever-increasing medical costs, and new bankruptcy laws which make it even more difficult to eliminate your debits; it is financial suicide to drive with out insurance.
When looking for car insurance, no one wants to pay more than they have to in order to get the needed coverage. The question is How Much Car Insurance Do I Really Need?
Below are some suggestions to help you lower your insurance costs.
First you have to understand the basics of Car Insurance.
If you have a new car and or a car that is being financed, you are going to need to get COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE & COLLISION, that’s the Portion of an auto insurance policy that covers damage to the policyholder’s car whether from a collision with another car, or damage from fire, explosions, earthquakes, floods, and riots), and theft. This will need to be purchased along with Liability Insurance. Because your insurance company might be obligated to replace or repair your car in the event of a loss, the year, make and model of the car will have a major impact on the cost of the Car Insurance. Clearly, an insurance company would rather layout the money to replace a seven-year-old Dodge Neon, then a new $450,000 Porsche Carrera GT.
If you have an older car or a car that is not being financed, you can select to purchase just Liability Only.
LIABILITY INSURANCE covers what the policyholder is legally obligated to pay because of bodily injury or property damage caused to another person, to specified limits. A liability only policy will cost less than buying full coverage.
When one purchases Liability Insurance you have the option to select different Limits. It is important to understand that the LIMITS OF LIABILITY state the Maximum amount of money that the insurance company will pay for a covered loss. For auto insurance In Illinois the requirements are $20,000 per person Bodily injury /$40,000 Total per accident bodily injury /$15,000 Property damage. In Indiana they are $25,000 per person Bodily injury /$50,000 Total per accident bodily injury /$10,000 Property damage.
It is important to understand that a person can always sue you for more money than is covered under your insurance policy- it for that reason that I suggest carefully evaluating your financial exposure. If you have little or no assets, and you have an accident for which you were covered, it is unlikely that the judge will award damages in excess of your coverage. If however you manage a Hedge Fund, and own a three million dollar home, and large sums of liquid assets, it would be financially irresponsible to be driving around with State minimums.
So the question is How Much Car Insurance Do I Really Need is dependant on your own personal finances. Please feel free to call Urban Insurance at 800-680-0707 to speak to an agent.
Think you’re paying too much for car insurance?
Today we are all looking for ways to save money, but driving with out auto insurance is irresponsible, as well as illegal in most states. Today, even small accidents can result in thousands of dollars in damages.
Due to the high price of vehicles, ever-increasing medical costs, and new bankruptcy laws which make it even more difficult to eliminate your debits; it is financial suicide to drive with out insurance.
When looking for car insurance, no one wants to pay more than they have to in order to get the needed coverage. The question is How Much Car Insurance Do I Really Need?
Below are some suggestions to help you lower your insurance costs.
First you have to understand the basics of Car Insurance.
If you have a new car and or a car that is being financed, you are going to need to get COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE & COLLISION, that’s the Portion of an auto insurance policy that covers damage to the policyholder’s car whether from a collision with another car, or damage from fire, explosions, earthquakes, floods, and riots), and theft. This will need to be purchased along with Liability Insurance. Because your insurance company might be obligated to replace or repair your car in the event of a loss, the year, make and model of the car will have a major impact on the cost of the Car Insurance. Clearly, an insurance company would rather layout the money to replace a seven-year-old Dodge Neon, then a new $450,000 Porsche Carrera GT.
If you have an older car or a car that is not being financed, you can select to purchase just Liability Only.
LIABILITY INSURANCE covers what the policyholder is legally obligated to pay because of bodily injury or property damage caused to another person, to specified limits. A liability only policy will cost less than buying full coverage.
When one purchases Liability Insurance you have the option to select different Limits. It is important to understand that the LIMITS OF LIABILITY state the Maximum amount of money that the insurance company will pay for a covered loss. For auto insurance In Illinois the requirements are $20,000 per person Bodily injury /$40,000 Total per accident bodily injury /$15,000 Property damage. In Indiana they are $25,000 per person Bodily injury /$50,000 Total per accident bodily injury /$10,000 Property damage.
It is important to understand that a person can always sue you for more money than is covered under your insurance policy- it for that reason that I suggest carefully evaluating your financial exposure. If you have little or no assets, and you have an accident for which you were covered, it is unlikely that the judge will award damages in excess of your coverage. If however you manage a Hedge Fund, and own a three million dollar home, and large sums of liquid assets, it would be financially irresponsible to be driving around with State minimums.
So the question is How Much Car Insurance Do I Really Need is dependant on your own personal finances. Please feel free to call Urban Insurance at 800-680-0707 to speak to an agent.
Sunday, April 1, 2007
Electronic SR22 Filing program
Wednesday, March 7th, 2007
By Larry Lubell
SR 22 and SR26Urban Insurance Agency represents several Auto Insurers that provide Electronic SR22 filing of Financial Responsibility forms with the State of Illinois. By using the Electronic SR22 filing program, the filing is entered directly into the state database, eliminating the traditional delays involved with the manual entering of the filing. This is a service we can provide on behalf of our policyholders.The following states are using the electronic SR22 SR26 data exchange application:Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, Washington, Wisconsin, WyomingElectronic SR22 filings bring many advantages including: * An end to waiting in line at over crowded DMV offices.* No more waiting for your SR-22 to be manually processed at the Secretary of State’s office.* An end to the 15 day advanced notice you must give to the State when renewing your insurance.* Real-time confirmation that the filing has be accepted.
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or Fill out the request form for and we will provide you with a quote to get your insurance started. Get a free quote..
Sunday, February 11, 2007
What is a financial judgment?
If one is involved in a motor vehicle accident, found guilty, there is a high likelihood that a court can find one financially responsible. This is why car insurance is so important. Without auto insurance you can be held personally accountable for any damages, which a court finds you liable. The law states that the Secretary of State shall suspend the driver’s license of anyone who failed for 30 days to pay his or her judgment. If the debtor fails to pay any installments, their driver’s license will be revoked along with the items necessary for driving legally, such as the city sticker, license plates, and the registration card for the vehicle. These laws are found under the Safety Responsibility Laws of Illinois. Once a “Judgment” is placed on your record the suspension remains in effect until:1. The person who owes the judgment pays the money owed in full, or an agreed upon negotiated compromise 2. an installment payment agreement order has been reached between the judgment debtor and judgment creditor. A breach of that agreement will cause a re-suspension of the driving privileges.3. the person who owes the judgment, files a petition for relief under the federal bankruptcy code pursuant to Chapter 7.To Reinstate Your License, You Must Do One Of The Following:
Installment Agreement Order
You can craft a contract with the plaintiff’s attorney to pay the judgment in monthly payments. The arrangement must be certified by the court in the county of jurisdiction and submitted to the Secretary of State. Keep in mind; if you fail to make all the payments on time, your license will be re-suspended. Obtain a court order agreeing to pay the judgment in installments and submit this installment agreement order with a court stamp or seal to the Secretary of State’s office at 160 North LaSalle on the 10th Floor Obtain SR22 Insurance. Urban insurance agency has been providing the lowest rates on SR22 car insurance. You must maintain this insurance for 3 years without lapse or cancellation.Payment of a $70.00 reinstatement fee are also required.
Satisfaction of the Judgment
1.Pay the full amount of the judgment to the plaintiff’s attorney or the Clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court. After paying the full amount, make sure you receive a certified, file-stamped copy of a “Satisfaction of Judgment” form. Bring this form to the Secretary of State at 160 North LaSalle Street located on the 10th Floor.
2. Obtain SR22 Insurance. Urban insurance Agency has been providing the lowest rates on SR22 car insurance. You must maintain this insurance for 3 years without lapse or cancellation.
3. A Payment of a $70.00 reinstatement fee is also required.
Start Your Insurance Today We feature SR22 filings at the lowest rates in Chicago
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Installment Agreement Order
You can craft a contract with the plaintiff’s attorney to pay the judgment in monthly payments. The arrangement must be certified by the court in the county of jurisdiction and submitted to the Secretary of State. Keep in mind; if you fail to make all the payments on time, your license will be re-suspended. Obtain a court order agreeing to pay the judgment in installments and submit this installment agreement order with a court stamp or seal to the Secretary of State’s office at 160 North LaSalle on the 10th Floor Obtain SR22 Insurance. Urban insurance agency has been providing the lowest rates on SR22 car insurance. You must maintain this insurance for 3 years without lapse or cancellation.Payment of a $70.00 reinstatement fee are also required.
Satisfaction of the Judgment
1.Pay the full amount of the judgment to the plaintiff’s attorney or the Clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court. After paying the full amount, make sure you receive a certified, file-stamped copy of a “Satisfaction of Judgment” form. Bring this form to the Secretary of State at 160 North LaSalle Street located on the 10th Floor.
2. Obtain SR22 Insurance. Urban insurance Agency has been providing the lowest rates on SR22 car insurance. You must maintain this insurance for 3 years without lapse or cancellation.
3. A Payment of a $70.00 reinstatement fee is also required.
Start Your Insurance Today We feature SR22 filings at the lowest rates in Chicago
Call 1-800-680-0707 for a Free quoteor Click Urban Insurance Agency
Monday, December 11, 2006
Can I get SR-22 Insurance if I do not own a car?
Saturday, January 13th, 2007
Yes, the coverage you are looking for is called SR-22 Non Owners.This is a policy designed to meet the states SR-22 requirments for those people that do not own a Auto, but who are required to show proof of sr22 insurance. Urban Insurance has several different companies that offer this type of coverage; so we can provide you with the needed forms at the lowest price. We have save our customers hundreds of dollars over Geico, or Progressive. We, at Urban Insurance can do “Same Day electronic SR-22 Filings to the Secretary of State for the states of Illinois, Indiana & Michigan. We can file the forms electronically, or give you a hard copy for you to walk into the Secretary of States office and present. Let Urban Auto Insurance see how much they can save you on your car insurance.
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