Program Enrollment
An individual may enroll into any DUI Program via two different pathways. Both options allow you to begin the program, but the documents you submit will vary based on your enrollment type.
Administrative Per Se (DMV) Enrollment
If the DMV has taken administrative action to suspend or revoke your license after a DUI arrest, you can enroll into any DUI Program through Administrative Per Se (APS). This pathway addresses DMV requirements for license reinstatement.
If you have been already convicted by a California Superior Court, you must enroll as Court Ordered. You can learn more about Court Ordered Enrollments here.
Administrative Per Se (DMV-Only) Enrollment Requirements
When enrolling via Administrative Per Se, you will require to present the following:
Valid, government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license or state ID).
One of the following DMV documents showing an APS suspension:
DS-367 Suspension/Revocation Order and Temporary Driver License
K4 Driving Record
- Form INF 1125 (Official Driving Record)
The DS-367 is the most common document used to enroll as an Administrative Per Se.
The Sample DS-367 Below is used for visual reference:
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Court Ordered Enrollment
Court-ordered enrollment is the formal process of beginning an enrollment into any DUI Program after a judge has required it as part of a DUI conviction sentence. This typically happens when someone has been found guilty of a first-time DUI offense and, during sentencing, the court mandates enrollment in a licensed DUI education and counseling program.
Court Ordered Enrollment Requirements
If the court has required you to complete any DUI Program as part of your sentence, you must enroll through the court-ordered pathway.
This means providing official documentation from the court and completing your Enrollment Process with the program. You must complete this following the deadline set by the court, which is:
21 calendar days,
after the date stated on the Court Documents.
Court Documents Required for Enrollment
When enrolling via Court Order, you must present the following documents to start the Enrollment Procedure:
- Valid, government-issued photo ID, (e.g, driver's license, passport, or state ID).
One of the following Court Document Types:
Court Referral (Los Angeles Court Referral and Compliance Form)
Minute Order
- Court Abstract
For any individual going though the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, The court will normally provide the Referral and Compliance Form (LASC CRIM 277). A sample form is provided below for visual reference:
Contact Information
California Diversion Programs
21054 Sherman Way STE 205
Canoga Park, CA, 91303
Program Specific Guidance
For specifics on each DUI Program's contents and requirements, select the program you with to learn more about below.