• alcohol and drug evaluation uniform report
• addendum for uniform report
• alcohol and drug uniform report update (if original is more than 6 months old)
• risk education certification of completion
• treatment plan
• discharge summary
• treatment verification form
• aftercare plan
• continuing care plan
• support system documentation

It's easy to see why many people are ill prepared to attend a hearing.  Most people will have their original evaluaiton, risk education certification of completion, and discharge summary at most. On top of that, most treatment providers and evaluators are not familiar enough with the entire process to effectively prepare a client for the hearing.  This leads to a cycle of frustration and some people will end up feeling hopeless.  That's where we come in. 

Our agency has been working with the Secretary of State Hearing process for years.  We know exactly what the hearing officers for the state are expecting to see when a client shows up for a hearing.  Even if you did not complete your evalution or treatment with IOPC, or even if you've lost you original paperwork, we can handle every aspect of getting you ready for a hearing.  And in most cases, giving you the best chance to have your driving privileges reinstated.