DUI EVALUATIONS
A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) Evaluation is an assessment that determines the extent of a person’s substance use related to their DUI offense. The evaluation is typically required by the court or DMV after a DUI arrest to assess whether the individual has a substance use problem and what level of education or treatment might be necessary.
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The evaluation does not determine guilt or innocence—it is only used to assess risk and recommend appropriate next steps.
DUI Evaluation Requirements
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When scheduling your DUI Evaluation, you must bring the following two documents with you. Without these, we cannot complete your evaluation.
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Driving Record from the State of Idaho
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This can be obtained online from the Idaho DMV website or in person at your local Idaho DMV office.
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If you have never held an Idaho driver’s license, this document is not required.
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Arrest Report or Discovery Document
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This report includes details of your arrest, including your Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) at the time of the incident.
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You can request this document from your lawyer or public defender.
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Evaluation Process & Timeline
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The in-office evaluation will take 1 to 1.5 hours.
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After the session, the counselor will need 48 to 72 hours to complete a thorough evaluation report.
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We cannot accommodate last-minute requests—evaluations will not be completed the next day for court. Please plan accordingly.
Payment & Refund Policy
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Payment is due at the time of service.
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We accept cash or card.
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No refunds will be issued for any reason.​
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📌 Important: If you do not have the required documents at the time of your appointment, we will not be able to perform the evaluation.
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