SR-22 Insurance in Kansas
The numbers were updated November 4, 2026
In Kansas, who needs a filing, how long it lasts and what the state fee is.
- SR22.The filing form the state requests.
- 25/50/25.The minimum liability limits.
- 38th of 51.The most expensive state (1st = highest).
Rules for SR-22 in Kansas
For 1 year after a serious offense, Kansas requires you to maintain an SR22 filing.
Kansas requires an SR22 for convictions that include driving without insurance and leaving the scene of an accident where nobody was hurt. No filing within 30 days means the suspension takes effect.
| Rule | Kansas |
|---|---|
| Form | SR22 |
| Years you must keep it | 1 |
| Liability it must prove | 25/50/25 |
Source: Imposed Actions on Major Violations.
How it affects what you pay
The filing costs little; the offense that caused it is what raises your premium.
One at-fault accident pushes a price up about 1.5 times in the state rate guides we rely on.
That works out to about $792 a year based on the Kansas liability average of $528.
Ways to get a filing
- Request that your insurer file the form with the state; some companies don't provide this service.
- Do you have no car? You can put the filing on a non-owner policy.
- Keep payments on the policy current. The state is told about any lapse, and that can restart the clock.
This information was first written on November 4, 2026