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An SR-1 is an endorsement from your Auto Insurer and is required after you have been involved in an accident and been found to have been uninsured at the time of the accident. The SR-1 is proof for the State that you are now in complaince with your financial responsibility requirements. Failure to fie the SR-1 will result in suspension or revocation of your Drivers License.
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