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Welcome to SR-22 Bond of Ohio
SR-22 Bond of Ohio is a division of Jeffery Insurance Agency, Inc. We are specialists in helping people legally drive in the State of Ohio. Read the information below to find out more about SR22 Bonds in the State of Ohio or Get Your Free Quote by clicking here.

The SR22 is not insurance?The SR-22 is not traditional automobile insurance. It is a bond or a filing made by one of our many insurance companies to the state of Ohio proving you have at least the state minimum required amount of liability. This allows you to legally drive in the State of Ohio. This SR22 bond provides you with the cheapest, least expensive insurance protection allowed by the State of Ohio.
Why Do I need an SR-22 Insurance Bond?
The State of Ohio requires all drivers to show financial responsibility. With the SR-22 bond insurance, if there is an accident due to negligence on your part, the injured party is guaranteed compensation that will cover some or all the damages incurred.
How does the SR22 Bond Insurance work?
The SR22 Bond provides $12,500 bodily injury for any 1 person injured / $25,000 bodily injury per accident when 2 or more people are injured, and $7,500 in property damage liability coverage in the event you are at fault in an accident. It covers you as a driver. An SR22 bond does not cover the car you are driving or the car you own. An SR22 bond will not provide medical coverage for you or anyone else in the vehicle you are driving at the time of the accident. All damages beyond the $32,500 limit (state minimum of liability) are your responsibility.
How soon can I get my SR22 Filed?With our state of the art systems we can not only offer you the cheapest possible cost of SR22 insurance, but what we call our Instant SR22 Bond, SR-22 Insurance Bond in less than 5 minutes! Why is this something to take seriously?If you get pulled over without proof of insurance, youre screwed. Also, even if you dont get pulled over, Ohio law requires the BMV to randomly check 5% of all vehicle owners to make sure they meet the minimum financial responsibility requirements. If you ignore this notice, they will suspend your drivers license and impound your certificate of registration and license plates.