Oklahoma ADSAC
DUI Assessments
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Reinstating Your Driver’s License After an Alcohol or Drug-Related Offense
If you’ve been charged with a DUI, DWI, APC, or DUI-D in Oklahoma, you may be required to complete an ADSAC assessment.
Step Three, Inc. is a state-certified ADSAC provider offering confidential DUI assessments in person or online for individuals anywhere in Oklahoma.
Getting started is easy. Appointments are available both in person and online during regular business hours, evenings, and weekends to help you complete your assessment as quickly as possible.
Oklahoma’s ADSAC Legal Requirements
Under Oklahoma Statute 47-6-212.2, individuals must complete an alcohol and drug education course or substance abuse treatment program before their driver’s license can be reinstated in Oklahoma.
If you are trying to reinstate your Oklahoma driver’s license after a DUI, DWI, APC, or DUI-D, you will first need to complete an ADSAC Assessment. Based on the results of that assessment, recommendations may include one or more of the following:
✔ 10-hour or 24-hour ADSAC DUI Course
✔ Victim Impact Panel
✔ Substance Abuse Group
✔ Community Support Meetings (AA/NA)
✔ Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
✔ Residential Treatment and Aftercare
Once all ADSAC recommendations have been completed, your assessor will provide an ODMHSAS ADSAC Red Stamp Certificate of Completion.
This certificate may be used to satisfy requirements for Service Oklahoma (driver's license reinstatement), the Court, DHS, or your probation officer.
Just Need DUI School?
If you have already completed your ADSAC assessment and need DUI school, Step Three, Inc. offers Oklahoma state-approved 10-hour and 24-hour ADSAC courses online through Zoom.
Learn more about ADSAC DUI School here.
Substance Abuse Group: If you need a 6 or 12-week substance abuse group, and prefer to complete it online, sign up for that here.
IDAP Program
For driver's license reinstatement purposes, if your DUI or drug-related offense occurred after November 1, 2022, you may be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle temporarily in addition to completing ADSAC requirements.
For IDAP questions, contact Service Oklahoma: (405) 522-7000 | email: info@service.ok.gov