The DUI School

DUI OC electronically files your certificate immediately following your completion. A copy is mailed to your last known address. It is very important that your address is current at the time of your completion. If you are not sure we have your current address, check with the case manager.

After successfully completing this Program, you will be issued a DMV Form DL-101, Notice of Completion Certificate. This is your official document that states you have completed all requirements of the program. All Notice of Completion Certificates are processed electronically and are on file at the DMV by the next day. You will receive a copy by mail.

Your case manager can answer most of your questions at your Face-to-Face activity or you will be directed to the program manager.  

Your confidentiality is very important to this program. We go to great lengths to maintain your privacy. You are asked at initial enrollment in the program to provide an emergency contact name and number. In addition you are asked to complete and sign a Confidentiality Statement which states the names of persons with whom we can discuss your case. Inquiries about your enrollment, attendance and other aspects of your case are never given out without your prior permission except as provided by law.

Yes. 

Fees and charges which are added to your account during the month, are due and payable on the monthly scheduled payment following the date of the charge. 

People eligible for General Relief may receive a minimum fee contract. You must provide a copy of your Award Letter/Form to the program. You must prove your eligibility once each month in order to maintain the minimum fee rate. Program Fees are reduced to $5.00 per month. All other charges are also reduced to $5.00 or $10.00 per charge.

There is no “Grace” period for making payments. Your payment date is based on the day of the month you enrolled. You can make an online payment anytime to keep your program in active status.

Yes, as long as you provide the type of credit card, account number and expiration date, and the charge is accepted by the card center.

There are many and they are all spelled out in the Program’s Rules and Regulations. You are given a copy and you are expected to read and follow them.

You will be required to go back to the court and request an extension or reinstatement order from the Court Clerk or the Judge. Be prepared to pay an additional processing fee to the court.

 If you fail to make an appointment for enrollment or fail to attend the enrollment within the prescribed time set by the Court of Conviction, your name and case will be sent back to the Court as a failure to enroll. Depending on the jurisdiction, you may have a warrant issued for your arrest.  

Provided you can bring evidence of your offense and your Blood Alcohol Content was .08 or higher, you may enroll under the DMV’s Admin. per se law. Call the office to set an appointment.

Usually, if the Court has ordered you to a nine month first offender program, your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) was 0.20 or above, or the Court’s Assessment Unit recommended a nine month program to the Court.

That depends upon which program you were ordered to attend. Generally, first offenders will attend a three, six or nine month program. Multiple offenders will be ordered to an 18 month program, which is broken down into 12 months of Group and Education Classes, and 6 months of Re-entry Sessions.

You must report back to the court to request reinstatement. If you do not report back, a warrant for your arrest could be issued two to three weeks after your dismissal.

As soon as possible after receiving your dismissal paper work from us.

When the program dismisses you for cause, a comprehensive report is completed. A copy is sent to you via First Class Mail, a copy is placed in your case file and the original is sent to the Court and DMV. Your name is removed from all rosters, and you will not be allowed to attend any activities at this Program. You will need to go to court and request a reinstatement order from the court. This may cost you an additional fee with the court. Depending upon the reason for your termination, this Program has the right to refuse your reinstatement. If that is the case, you may choose another program within the County. If you are reinstated to this Program, you must call and make a reinstatement appointment. You will be given an appointment date and time. 

The frequency of meeting attendance is once per week per the state and county.

You may accrue up to 10 absences. Anything over that and you may be dismissed for not following program guidelines of excessive absences.