SR-22 Insurance in Alaska
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In Alaska, who needs a filing, how long it lasts and what the state fee is.
- The form the state asks for is SR-22.
- The minimum liability limits are 50/100/25.
- In the list of states by price, it sits 26th of 51 (1st = highest).
Rules for SR-22 in Alaska
After a serious offense, Alaska asks for an SR-22 filing that you keep for 3 years.
To get your driving privileges back after a suspension or revocation, Alaska may require an SR-22 policy.
| Rule | Alaska |
|---|---|
| Form | SR-22 |
| Years you must keep it | 3 |
| Liability it must prove | 50/100/25 |
Source: SR-22 INSURANCE, Division of Motor Vehicles, State of Alaska.
How it affects what you pay
The filing is cheap on its own; the offense behind it is what pushes your premium up.
In our state rate guides, a single at-fault accident lifts a price about 1.5 times.
That would come to about $1,020 a year on the Alaska liability average of $680.
Getting one
- Not every company files the form with the state, so ask your insurer to do it.
- Without a car? The filing can go on a non-owner policy.
- Keep paying the policy. The state hears about any lapse and that can restart the clock.
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