Oklahoma DUI Assessment Information

 

Shortly after your DUI arrest, you should receive a letter from the Department of Public Safety that will include:

 

• Amount of your reinstatement fee

• Your license reinstatement eligibility date

• Instructions to obtain a Oklahoma DUI assessment

 

When calling our office to schedule your Oklahoma DUI assessment, the process will be faster if you have the following information ready:

 

• Date of Arrest

• City of Arrest 

• Type of Offense 

• Name of Attorney

• Documentation of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC).  Your BAC can be found on your yellow ticket or arrest report.

 

What to Expect

 

• Upon arriving for your DUI assessment, your DUI assessor, Wendy Taylor will provide all the information needed to complete your assessment. 

 

• Great care is taken to ensure the process is stress-free and straightforward regardless of the ability to read and write. 

 

• During the DUI assessment, the State of Oklahoma requires the DUI assessor to individually assess each client face-to-face, based on specific criteria, and then determine what level of services, or recommendations, are appropriate.

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• The DUI assessment will last approximately two hours.

 

• At the end of your DUI assessment, you will be given an ADSAC referral and recommendation document that will include specific requirements you must complete in order to have your driver's license reinstated. The requirements listed on your ADSAC referral and recommendation document are called "levels of intervention."  Save this document.  

 

•  Levels of intervention range on a continuum from; a 10 or 24 hour DUI class (called an ADSAC course), Victims Impact Panel, individual or group substance abuse therapy, or residential treatment, including aftercare plan. 

 

• Straight and Narrow DUI Services provides the 10 and 24-hour ADSAC courses.  We also provide individual and group therapy.

 

• Once you complete your requirements, you must return documented proof of completion to Straight & Narrow DUI Services in order to successfully complete the ADSAC process. 

 

•  Straight and Narrow DUI Services will then issue you a certificate of completion. This certificate will bear a red stamp, indicating the date all OK Department of Public Safety requirements have been satisfied for your driver's license reinstatement.

 

• Finally,  submit the original certificate of completion, which bears the red stamp, to the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety along with your reinstatement fee.  Oklahoma Department of Pubic Safety will then provide you with a reinstatement order to have your license reinstated. Alternatively, you can now reinstate your drivers license online, at Begin License Reinstatement  (oklahoma.gov)

 

Hours of  Operation

 

• Straight and Narrow is open by appointment, Monday through Friday 8:30 am -5:00 pm.  We understand sometimes it can be difficult to take off work for an appointment, so we offer early evening and weekend appointments upon request. 

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• Until further notice all services are conducted online with direct permission from ODMHSAS. 

 

• We would like to specifically thank the state for allowing us to provide DUI services using HIPAA compliant telehealth methods at this time.