At Crossroads Counseling, we offer professional DUI evaluations that meet State of Illinois requirements and support your path toward resolution and driving privilege reinstatement.

What to Expect in Your DUI Evaluation

In Illinois, a DUI evaluation is mandatory following a DUI arrest—whether for sentencing purposes or to regain restricted or full driving privileges.

Evaluator Reviews:

• An in-depth interview covering your substance use history, legal and driving history, and any prior treatment or evaluations .
• Objective Test score, blood alcohol content (BAC) results, and a Court Purposes Driving Abstract .
• A Law Enforcement Sworn Report or equivalent documentation .

State Regulatory Framework:

• A structured face-to-face evaluation with informed consent documentation, collection of comprehensive substance-use history, and risk classification (Minimal, Moderate, Significant, or High) .
• Evaluators follow the Illinois Administrative Code (Title 77, § 2060.503), ensuring every step meets legislative requirements concerning history collection, documentation, delivery of Uniform Report forms, and data confidentiality .

Risk Determination & Recommendations:

• Minimal Risk → Minimum of 10 hours of DUI Risk Education
• Moderate Risk → 10 hours of education + 12 hours of early intervention (structured over ≥4 weeks, ≤3 hrs/day), plus any needed treatment and continuing care  .
• Significant Risk → 10 hours education + 20 hours of treatment + continuing care plan .
• High Risk → 75 hours of substance abuse treatment + continuing care .

What You Need to Bring

1. Government-issued photo ID (e.g., driver’s license)  
2. Court Purposes Driving Abstract, obtained from the Secretary of State’s office—not an online printout .
3. Law Enforcement Sworn Report or official documentation from the arresting officer .
4. Chemical test results, such as BAC results or refusal documentation (often included in reports above).

Program Details & Fees

• Evaluation Cost: $275
• Deposit Required at Scheduling: $75 (applied toward evaluation cost)
• Licensed & Certified: All evaluations conducted by SUPR-licensed professionals, following IDHS/DHS guidelines and Illinois regulations  .