Eligibility

Must provide proof of “undue hardship” because of employment; medical; child, elder or disabled persons daycare; educational; support group; or court-ordered community service reasons.

Consultation

Contact an Informal Hearing Officer.

Complete Alcohol/Drug Requirements

If your record reflects an alcohol/drug-related offense, you must complete the following requirements after your consultation:

• Complete an alcohol/drug evaluation by a Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA)-licensed provider within six months prior to your hearing date. The evaluator will classify you as one of the following:

Minimal risk- Moderate or Significant risk or High risk:

• Provide proof of completion of recommended treatment and provide continuing care status report. If non-dependent, a clinical

Explanation why dependency was ruled out must be provided, as well as proof of either abstinence or non-problematic use.

• Provide three letters from members of your support/recovery program confirming your participation in the program.

• Provide three letters from independent sources confirming your abstinence from alcohol/drugs.

Informal or Formal Hearing

An informal hearing is for an offense that did not involve a fatality or for a single alcohol/drug-related

Offense. A formal hearing is for an offense involving a fatality or for multiple DUI dispositions.