Form SR-60 at a glance
What it is: Form SR-60 is the application for reinstatement of a driver's license and registration under the Safety Responsibility Act.
Who signs: Sign on the Signed line.
A filled-in Form SR-60 example: an affidavit sworn before a notary
How to fill out Form SR-60, box by box
Case No., the undersigned, the accident and the affidavit
Enter the Case No.
Write your name on the line after The undersigned, who is being duly sworn. Fill in the Month/Day/Year of the motor vehicle accident, the line after in or near, Texas, and the Month/Day/Year the Order of Suspension was effective.
That two years have elapsed following the accident.
That there are no unpaid judgments against the owner or operator of the motor vehicle arising from the accident you described.
That to affiant's knowledge and belief, there are no actions begun within two years of the date of the accident pending in any Court of the State of Texas against the owner or operator of the motor vehicle arising from the accident you described.
You make the affidavit as proof to the Texas Department of Public Safety that you are entitled to reinstatement of your driver's license and registration privileges pursuant to Section 601.162 of the Safety Responsibility Act.
Signed, address and driver license number
Enter your Address, City, State, Date and Driver License #.
Sworn before a notary public
The Notary Public fills in the day, the blank after day of and the Year after Subscribed and sworn to before me this, signs on the Notary Public in and for line and enters the County, Texas.
Common questions about Form SR-60
Where do I file it?
Department of Public Safety, Safety Responsibility, PO Box 15999, Austin, TX 78761-5999.
Are there fees?
A $100.00 reinstatement fee is required when filed (checked October 21, 2026).
Sources
[1] Form SR-60 (Rev. 9/99), Application for Reinstatement of Driver's License and Registration under the Safety Responsibility Act, Texas Department of Public Safety (the Official source link on this page).