DUI ADSAC Assessment

When your driver’s license is suspended or revoked due to DUI, DWI, DUID, or Possession of CDC, the Oklahoma Statute 47-6-212.2 requires you to complete some educational courses. These can range from a 10-hour ADSAC course to Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). In order to determine which intervention level to place you, you will meet with a Certified ADSAC Assessor to go through some assessment questionnaires and answer a few other questions that the Assessor might ask. The Assessor will provide you with a recommendation and referrals for the intervention level recommended. When you have completed the recommendation, you will provide the assessor with proof of completion in order to obtain your red stamp. Sometimes, if you meet certain criteria, you might walk out of the Assessors office with your Red Stamp. Learn More

Red Stamp (Certificate of Completion)

In order to get your license reinstated after it has been revoked or suspended due to a DUI, DWI, APC, DUID, or Possession of CDC, the department of motor vehicles will need to see a certificate of completion from a Certified ADSAC Assessor. This certificate of completion is also known as the Red Stamp. To obtain your red stamp, you will need to have completed what the Assessor recommended during your assessment, or already completed a prior intervention that meets or exceeds your assessment recommendation. Sometimes you might not need to do more than the assessment in order to obtain your red stamp if you meet certain criteria. These criteria are provided on the FAQs.

Court Ordered Alcohol and Drug Assessment

On certain occasions, the judge might order you to complete a drug and alcohol assessment even though your case is not related to driver’s license revocation or reinstatement. In this case you will also meet with a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor to go through an assessment process, after which you are provided with a recommendation or a court report depending on individual cases. If your assessment is ordered by DHS, please make sure that they do not require you to complete the ODASL. That is a different kind of assessment that we currently do not offer.

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