Moon Insurance Managers, Inc. · TDI license #5595
Road-legal again,
often by five o’clock.
We write non-standard auto insurance in Houston and file your SR-22 with the Texas DPS the same business day you bind — alongside home, flood, commercial, life and health. Four decades, one office on FM 1959, and a person who answers the phone.
Certificate of Financial Responsibility
- Filed
- The same business day
- Term
- 2 years from conviction
- DPS processing
- up to 21 business days
- If coverage lapses
- DPS notified automatically
- 41years in Houston
- 20+markets compared
- Same dayDPS filing
- #5595TDI license
What we write
Personal lines
- SR-22 filings Filed the same business day, owner or non-owner
- Auto & non-standard auto Tickets, accidents, a lapse, or no prior insurance
- Homeowners Harris County wind and hail deductibles
- Flood NFIP and private
- Renters Usually under $20 a month
- Motorcycle Liability, collision, and gear
- Life Term, permanent, and the paperwork
Commercial lines
- General liability What your lease or client contract asked for
- Contractors liability For the trades — certificates from the same desk
- Workers' compensation Optional in Texas — we say when you need it
- Commercial property The building, the contents, the wind line
- Commercial auto One van or a whole fleet
- Business owner's policy Property and liability in one, if you qualify
- All business insurance Every commercial line, including bonds
Cities we serve
Where we write, and what changes by county
In Texas the county is the unit that actually varies — whether wind is inside your homeowners policy or a separate one, what your flood premium is discounted by, and which court hears a license petition. Thirteen cities, four counties on our doorstep and six more across the state.
Houston metro
Across Texas
Every city we serve, and the four things that change when you cross a county line →
SR-22 questions we get every week
How fast can you file my SR-22?
We transmit the certificate to the Texas DPS the same business day you bind coverage. The DPS then takes up to 21 business days to process it onto your driver record — two separate clocks, and most agencies only mention the first.
How long do I need to carry an SR-22 in Texas?
Two years, counted from the date of the conviction rather than from your arrest, your filing, or your reinstatement. If coverage lapses inside that window the DPS is notified automatically, and it costs you a new filing plus another reinstatement fee.
Can I get an SR-22 if I do not own a car?
Yes, and you still have to — having no vehicle does not excuse the requirement. A non-owner SR-22 rides on a non-owner liability policy and covers you driving vehicles you do not own. It is usually the cheapest way through the two years.
The full SR-22 guide — who has to file, the two-year clock, lapses, and occupational licenses →
Two desks of our own