Online DUI Evaluation
Court Ordered DUI Evaluation
Secretary of State DUI Evaluation.
Call (708) 267-8471 to immediately schedule your DUI Evaluation for Court or to have a hearing with the Illinois Secretary of State’s Department of Administrative Hearings. Rogerian Solutions provides licensed and court approved DUI Evaluations for individuals arrested for driving under the influence in the State of Illinois. Rogerian Solutions also provides DUI/DWI/OWI evaluations for out-of-state offenses when permission has been granted from the adjudicating court for an Illinois resident. Rogerian Solutions provides Court Ordered DUI Evaluations, including DUI Evaluations for the Illinois Secretary of State Department of Administrative Hearings. Rogerian Solutions presently provides online DUI Evaluations, including in-person DUI Evaluations. A DUI Evaluation is also known as an Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Uniform Report. We are committed to providing you the best experience during the completion of your DUI Evaluation. Rogerian Solutions is here to meet your DUI Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Service needs. Please note, you must be a resident of Illinois to receive a DUI Evaluation online at Rogerian Solutions.
Rogerian Solutions provides court-ordered DUI evaluations for Circuit Courts throughout the State of Illinois. Our synchronous HIPAA compliant telehealth platform enables us to provide DUI evaluations online to individuals across the State of Illinois. Please note, the Illinois Circuit Courts of Cook, Dupage, and Lake County typically utilize their own designated provider and disallow any other licensed DUI Evaluator to provide an “Initial DUI Evaluation” for their Circuit Court. However, your Attorney or Public Defender can request permission from the Court to have your DUI Evaluation completed at our organization. Nevertheless, Rogerian Solutions provides Court Approved DUI Evaluations for all other Circuit Courts throughout the State of Illinois such as Will County, Illinois, Kane County, Illinois, McHenry County, Illinois, Kankakee County, Illinois, etc.. Such initial DUI Evaluations for Illinois Circuit Courts are known as “Court Order DUI Evaluations”, “DUI Alcohol and Drug Evaluations” or “DUI Assessments.” Rogerian Solutions specializes in providing Court Ordered DUI Evaluations, including initial and subsequent DUI Evaluations for the Illinois Secretary of States Department of Administrative Hearings. Whether you need a Court-Ordered DUI Evaluation or a DUI Evaluation for the Illinois Secretary of State to restore your driving privileges, Rogerian Solutions is able to immediately provide you with a DUI Evaluation online or in-person at an affordable rate. Look at our client reviews pertaining to our outstanding performance we provide delivering DUI Evaluations. Please feel free to visit our FAQ Page or contact us at (708) 267-8471 if you have any questions pertaining to your DUI Evaluation needs.
The Purpose of a Court Ordered DUI Evaluation.
Illinois law requires that every individual arrested for driving under the influence in the State of Illinois to complete a court ordered DUI Evaluation prior to his or her DUI sentencing. The purpose of your DUI Evaluation is to determine the extent of your alcohol and/or drug use, including your risk to public safety. Such determination is made by a licensed DUI Evaluator assessing your past and present use of substances, including the DUI Evaluator reviewing your driving record. The State of Illinois has reserved Risk Classifications for DUI offenders based on their past/present use of substances, results or refusal of chemical testing, and history of prior DUI arrests. An offender’s assigned Risk Classification is provided to the adjudicating court through the offender’s completed DUI Evaluation. The criteria for each Risk Classification and the State’s minimally prescribed service/treatment can be observed by clicking each Risk Classification and the corresponding service/treatment links provided below:
- Minimal Risk: Requires the completion of 10 hours DUI Risk Education
- Moderate Risk: Requires the completion of 10 hours DUI Risk Education, 12 hours of Early Intervention Services, and developed Continuing Care Plan.
- Significant Risk: Requires the completion of 10 hours DUI Risk Education, including 20-hours of substance abuse treatment, and engagement in Continuing Care.
- High Risk: Requires the completion of 75 hours of treatment and continuing care.
As applicable, the Illinois Circuit Court will mandate the completion of these services/treatment. Nevertheless, the Illinois Secretary of State will require completion of the applicable services/treatment prior to fully restoring an individual’s driving privileges. Rogerian Solutions is licensed in the State of Illinois to deliver Minimal Risk, Moderate Risk, Significant Risk, and High Risk DUI Services/treatment.
DUI Evaluations For The Illinois Secretary of State, Including Eligibility Requirements For Administrative Hearings.
Rogerian Solutions specializes in providing initial and subsequent DUI Evaluations for the Illinois Secretary of State. It is quite common for an individual to need an “Updated DUI Evaluation” conducted prior to having a hearing with the Illinois Secretary of State to receive a restricted driving permit, renew a restricted driving permit, or to fully restore driving privileges. This is due to an individual having an expired DUI Evaluation. In order to qualify for a hearing with the Illinois Secretary of State’s Department of Administrative Hearings, an offender’s DUI Evaluation can not be older than 180 days from the time of his/her hearing. There are instances when the the Illinois Secretary of State will request an individual to have an “Investigative Alcohol and Drug Evaluation” conducted. More information pertaining to an Investigative Alcohol and Drug Evaluation can be found by clicking Investigative Alcohol and Drug Evaluations.
Non-Illinois Residents: If you driver’s license is revoked in the State of Illinois for driving under the influence, please refer to the Illinois Secretary of State’s “Out-of-State Resident Reinstatement Application.” Page 2 of this application instructs Non-Illinois Residents to work with a licensed Evaluator/Treatment Provider within their State of residence.
A Common Question is, "Who Can Complete My DUI Evaluation?"
Please note, only providers that have met the standards of the Department of Human Services Division of Substance Use Prevention & Recovery may conduct your DUI Evaluation. The Division of Substance Use Prevention & Recovery provides specific DUI training and issues a specific DUI Evaluation license that providers must possess in order to conduct your DUI Evaluation. It’s highly recommended that you have your DUI Evaluation conducted by an experienced and skilled DUI Evaluator for the Illinois Secretary of State’s Department of Administrative Hearings. Rogerian Solutions possesses the licensing and qualified staff needed to conduct your DUI Evaluation. If you are in need of residential treatment or other services, please call 800-622-HELP (4357) to confidentially speak with someone, or click the SAMHSA Treatment Locator to find a specific provider closest to you!
Not only are we able to provide a DUI Evaluation nearest to you, we can provide a DUI Evaluation to you while you’re in the comfort of your own home or other desired location. As mentioned, our synchronous HIPAA compliant telehealth platform permits us to provide you a Court Ordered DUI Evaluation at your desired location. It is common for individuals to search for providers closest to their residence. Look no further, we can provide you with immediate and professional service at a highly completive and affordable rate.
Need to resolve an outstanding DUI/DWI/OWI offense that occurred in a different State?
Did you receive a piece of mail from the Illinois Secretary of State informing you that you are unable to renew your driver’s license until you resolve a DUI/DWI/OWI that occurred in another State many years ago? If so, you are not alone. Many States are now updating their driving record systems and are now reporting DUI offenses that occurred many years ago in the national driver’s license registry system. Many individuals are astonished when they receive such notification in the mail from an incident that occurred so many years ago. Individuals that receive such communication are typically unaware of what steps they need to take to address the incident in the period of time needed prior to renewing their driver’s license. If this is your situation, we can help you achieve resolving this old DUI offense that occurred in a different State.
