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Do you have a question about the DUI Class Online? First, check out the DUI classes FAQ below, then continue to the DUI Class Registration.

Can I pay with cash or personal check?

No. Only credit or debit cards are accepted for the DUI Class Online..

Do I have to complete all of the sessions?

Yes, ALL of the sessions much be completed and moreover…in sequence..

What if I can’t finish in the 30-day time period?

You may request a 30-day extension, however you will be required to pay the $150.00 extension fee to continue (plus credit card transaction fee, typically 3.5%). To obtain an extension, click for on a 30-Day Extension.
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What if I can’t pay?

If you qualify for the Indigent Scholarship program, then you may apply for a fee reduction scholarship. IMPORTANT: If you wish to apply for a reduced fee through the Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Fund, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO REGISTER AT THIS TIME.

Intervention Instruction lives its mission to serve the economically disadvantaged by offering scholarships to those clients who qualify by offering financial assistance. We adhere to the Illinois State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse fee reduction guidelines, therefore you must be eligible under those State guidelines in order to qualify for an OASA fee reduction.

Please review the HHS financial guidelines to see if you qualify for the Indigent Scholarship program. If you don’t meet those requirements, but still feel that the fees will cause a financial burden, then you may apply for a fee reduction with Intervention Instruction directly. Completing this form, and faxing it, along with the other required documents, to Intervention Instruction, Inc.

NOTE: While Intervention Instruction does offer reduced fee plan for qualified applicants, every client must pay for at least a portion of the class. These reductions are based on State of Illinois guidelines.

What You Need to Apply for a Scholarship
First, please review the HHS financial guidelines to be sure you qualify before completing the next steps.

You will need to gather ALL of the following documents and FAX them to 773-404-9750. OR, you may email scanned documents ONLY if you can scan all pages into ONE PDF (all evaluation pages and client rights into one PDF) and include a cover pages with printed full name, email and phone number. Email the PDF and cover page to info@interventioninstruction.org.

1. Coversheet with your name, email address and telephone number
2. NOTARIZED Scholarship Application Form (PDF)
3. Copies of monthly bills in your name
4. At least TWO of the following documents:
– Most recently filed Federal or State Income Tax Return
– Unemployment Verification
– Public Aid Verification
– Disability Verification
– Social Security Earnings and Benefits Statement (contact the Social Security Office at 800-772-1213)
5. Evaluation Report or verification information (if your DUI case was tried in Illinois) (See sample report.)
6. Acknowledgement of Client Rights’ Statement

Once Intervention Instruction, Inc., has received the above information, you will be notified via email regarding your fee reduction eligibility and further registration instructions. All paperwork must be filed with Intervention Instruction before you receive your certificate of completion. In addition, you can see technical requirements and other information on DUI Class Registration..

Can I register for the Victim Impact Panel (VIP) through Intervention?

No. Cook County, Illinois residents must contact Social Services to register for the (VIP).
The phone number is 312-948-6001 and the email is SSD.DUIeval@cookcountyil.gov.
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How long will my records be kept?

Intervention is required to keep your files for as long as five years, before being destroyed. You will receive completion documentation at the end of your course. Only current client files are kept at our central office location.
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How can I obtain a copy of my certificate if I lost the one provided for me at the end of online course?

All clients MUST have the following information to get an additional copy of completion Certificate.

– DUI Class Online Client ID and PIN (if you took the online class)
– Your driver’s license number
– Your Social Security number

There is a $10.00 fee for additional copies of completion paperwork (plus credit card transaction fee, typically 3.5%). Click to request a completion Certificate copy.
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Do I have to supply a copy of my evaluation?

YES, if you received your DUI in Illinois. A duplicate copy faxed to 773-404-9750 is fine. You may keep the original. Most important, your evaluation must be received by Intervention BEFORE you will be assigned to the online course. Although if you received your DUI elsewhere, you must then provide verification that you have confirmed with your individual court monitor that DUI Class Online will satisfy the requirements of that state’s court order.
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Can I get a refund?

If you log on and begin the course, no refund is provided. However, if you do not start course and request a refund, it will be as follows:

– If requested less than 60 days after the initial payment, you will receive the submitted fee minus $25.
– If requested between 60 to 90 days after payment, you will receive the submitted fee minus $75.
– If requested between 120 to 150 days after payment, you will receive the submitted fee minus $100.
– If requested between 150 to 180 days after payment, you will receive the submitted fee minus $150.
– After 180 days, no refund will be provided.
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Where can I get more information?

For more information about the DUI process, visit:

– “Driving Under the Influence (DUI),” Illinois Secretary of State
– “DUI Processes and Evaluations,” Illinois Department of Human Services .

Is there a video showing what the class looks like?

Absolutely! Click the video clip below.

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WHAT DUI CLASS ONLINE STUDENTS SAY

Hope it will educate more people.

female student, age 36

I will never drink & drive again!

male student, age 33

This course should be REQUIRED for getting a permit to drive. Thank you for your help. I will live longer & happier as a sober father.

male student, age 42

Long & very good program.

male student, age 52

This class was very informative & helpful. It gave great insight on how I was thinking & how to avoid another DUI by not giving into peer pressure.

female student, age 31

Very educational and enlightening.

male student, age 48

This program is an excellent alternative to taking the classes in a group.

male student, age 43

It would have been nice if they had something to this effect in drivers ed when I was younger.

male student, age 29

The course was put together very nicely; informative & concise.

male student, age 27

I'm glad I was able to complete this DUI course online because it was easier than having to rearrange my work schedule to attend classes in person.

male student, age 43

All in all, I did like the course.

male student, age 26

I will never drink and drive again!

male student, age 33

It was very helpful to me. Thank you very much.

male student, age 22

This is great, because I live in Tennessee & they don't offer a 10-hour DUI class here.

male student, age 27

Your program was very helpful in identifying the effects that alcohol can have on someone who not only drinks but decides to get behind the wheel after drinking.

male student, age 30

Lesson learned.

male student, age 48

I actually learned quite a bit. It's a great way to learn about the affects of alcohol on a person & their family. The interactiveness & Q&A sections are really key in making the person evaluate their life & their involvement in alcohol.

male student

The whole DUI experience has been, yes miserable, but enlightening. I have a better understanding about who I am when I'm around alcohol & what it does to me & my body. Thanks.

male student,age 30

I actually learned quite a bit & retained that knowledge. Good format & interesting examples. I now educate others on the risks of drinking with true facts.

male student, age 30

I really learned a lot intellectually but more importantly, steps to help me separate drinking & driving. I found the course to be very informative & interesting. I have passed interesting info on to friends.

female student, age 63

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More than half of people who were killed or seriously injured in a road crash tested positive for one or more drugs according to a new study released in December.

In the report “Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, specifies “the most prevalent drug category among all road users in the study sample was cannabinoids (active THC) with 25.1% positive, followed by alcohol at 23.1%, stimulants at 10.8%, and opioids at 9.3%.”

Users must learn to identify the risks to change their behavior … and save lives.

Education is the key to prevention.

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More than half of people who were killed or seriously injured in a road crash tested positive for one or more drugs according to a new study released in December. 

In the report “Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, specifies “the most prevalent drug category among all road users in the study sample was cannabinoids (active THC) with 25.1% positive, followed by alcohol at 23.1%, stimulants at 10.8%, and opioids at 9.3%.” 

Users must learn to identify the risks to change their behavior … and save lives.

Education is the key to prevention.

#drivingimpaired #drunkdriving #druggeddriving #duieducation #duiclass #dui
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