A plain-language, step-by-step guide to the screening, classes, interlock, SR-22, and license steps that usually follow an Arizona DUI.
A DUI arrest in Arizona sets off two tracks at once: a court case and an MVD license action. Each has its own paperwork and deadlines. This guide lays out the usual order of the compliance steps we help with. It is general information, not legal advice.
The citation, any MVD suspension notice, and your court summons each list dates. Missing an MVD deadline can cost you options, so put every date on a calendar.
Questions about your charge, plea, or hearing belong with a criminal-defense attorney. All DUI Services does not provide legal advice.
Screening is typically the first required step. It decides whether you need education only or education plus treatment. Alcohol screening in Phoenix & Chandler · DUI screening — $100.
Options include in-person classes and, where allowed, virtual classes. See DUI class hours explained.
Many cases require an ignition interlock device and SR-22 insurance before you can drive legally again. See SR-22 and interlock partner services.
For revocations, an alcohol screening or treatment record is required before MVD accepts your application. We assist with license revocation applications — $200 (in-state) and out-of-state. Some drivers also need a Medical Review evaluation.
Either. Both offices offer the same core services: Phoenix and Chandler.
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