Required Documents for IDCMP

• • This includes the police report and all documents related to your arrest — including complaints, bail conditions, witness statements, inventory, and the rest of the file.
• • Your own legal representation — either a public defender or a hired attorney — can provide it to you. It may also come from the prosecutor’s office or a county attorney’s office.
• • Request the complete Discovery packet from the police department that arrested you, usually through its records department. Agencies may call this a 91A request, a records release, or an arrest record release.
• • If you did not have an attorney or a public defender, you are responsible for getting these records yourself.
• • Also request your BAC / blood results, or Form of Refusal, from the arresting police department.

In New Hampshire, this pink form is the Administrative License Suspension (ALS) form. It serves as your temporary driver's permit, allowing you 30 days to drive. It includes the Breathalyzer BAC results, or it will be checked off that you refused further testing.

• • Request these records from the arresting department’s records office.

Any blood testing results on the State Forensic Lab results page(s).

We are required to collect certified driving records both from New Hampshire and from any other state that applies to you.

• • Required by law. Cost is $25, paid by debit or credit card online.
• • Order online using the link below, then choose “Request Online NH Criminal Conviction Check”.
• • When you order it online it is emailed to the IDCMP within 1–2 business days — upload it to the portal once you receive it.

• • Submit a copy of your court order from the day of your conviction, or call 1-855-212-1234 and ask the court to email you your Case Summary.
• • Case Summaries are usually sent the same day and can be uploaded to the portal.
• • If you had an attorney they have a copy; ask them to email you the packet to forward to us.

• • When the court orders it, clients must also complete a qualified online Victim Impact Panel program, unless the court determines that exceptional circumstances exist. It is an additional requirement under RSA 265-A:18, separate from the 20-hour class and not a prerequisite for scheduling or attending it.
• • It is completed online, takes a minimum of 3.5 hours, is available 24/7, and is paid for by the client directly to the provider.
• • It focuses on the real-life impact of alcohol and drug-related driving on individuals and families.
• • The fee is paid directly to the provider you choose, and providers charge different fees.
• • Give proof of completion to us, and submit your own copy to the NH DMV / Department of Safety with your SR-22 proof before reinstatement.

You will need proof if you receive TANF, SSDI, SSI, APTD or VA Disability benefits and you are a NH resident. Once you provide proof of being on one of these programs, you will qualify for hardship discounts. Proof must be submitted prior to intake/screening along with proof of residency.