Possibly, for the other state. If the state where the violation occurred requires an SR-22 to resolve your driving status there, that requirement stands, and an insurer files the SR-22 for that state. Rhode Island itself does not require or accept the filing.
I got a DUI in another state. Do I need an SR-22 in Rhode Island?RI DUI Laws2026-10-29T22:08:13+00:00