## They are not interchangeable
FJ-60 addresses a narrower requirement. SR-22 covers a broader one. Neither substitutes for the other.
## Why the distinction exists
Different filings arose from different statutes. Using the wrong one means the filing does not match the requirement on record.
## What to do when you are unsure
Call the issuing agency, not the insurer. Ask them to confirm the required form number.
### What about SR-21?
A third form exists for different circumstances. Check the notice carefully.
## Frequently Asked Questions
### Can an insurer file both?
No. Filing the wrong form creates a second problem rather than solving the first.
### Does the form number appear on the certificate?
Yes. It should match the notice exactly.
### Why was my filing rejected?
Most often a form number mismatch. It is the cheapest error to avoid.