Chrysalis Recovery Center LLC  &   CRC-IDCMP    603-998-4210

How Do I Get My License Back?

In all types of convictions, clients must have a Successful Completion from a state approved IDCMP in order to be eligible for license reinstatement. All IDCMP’s notify the sentencing court(s), prosecutors, DMV, attorney (if applicable) and BDAS after completion of client intakes, completion of evaluations, completions of required treatment and education programs, eligible compliance reports and non-compliance reports and transfers. When you have completed all the required steps, turned in all documents and paid all fees - you will be completed and once your time is up from DMV/Court - and you pay the $100 reinstatement fee to the DMV and obtain your SR22 and interlock if needed, then get your license back. This process can last from one week, to years, depending on the client.

Can I take the 20 hour class other reasons?

Yes! Sometimes other people need to take this class following a SAP evaluation to complete an alcohol and drug education program, other times a court order or parent requests a person to complete an education program. Our curriculum is a 20 hour program which uses an evidence based best practice curriculums of which we utilize:  PRI - Prime for Life education as well as Change Companies - Responsible Decisions.  We have a SAP Education Only intake packet we can email to you or Education Only intake packet.  Call for more information.

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I do not have insurance and cannot afford the recommended counseling, what can I do?

If you do not have insurance, please know that NH Medicaid may be eligible to you. If you are unemployed or do not have insurance offered through your work, help is available! For more info please go to: www.nheasy.nh.gov and check your eligibility. Also our staff are all knowledgeable about the NH options.  You also could buy your own insurance during open enrollment from Ambetter or the Marketplace for commercial insurance such as BCBS, Harvard Pilgrim etc. NH Insurance options  to see about getting your own insurance.  If you still are not eligible for insurance, Chrysalis offers a self pay rate for all counseling and evaluation services. We also offer all active duty and veteran clients have 10% off every session.

What are the Steps are the DWI or DUI program following my Conviction?

(Book your intake as soon as possible after conviction, the law mandates you are in for intake within 14 days so book online or call to get scheduled and learn what documents you need to bring. You will need time to get your necessary documentation needed - see below)

• Complete Chrysalis Online "IDCMP Intake Packet".  That will take you thru our online intake packet, it will allow you to upload any documents and forms you have, and then it will redirect you at the end to pay for and schedule your intake from our online calendar in as little as one business day.
• You also can call our office at 603-998-4210 and we can email or text you the intake packet or mail if you do not have access to internet.
• Keep your appointment for your scheduled intake!  Missed intake appointments cost $100, regardless if you go to another agency, you will be required to pay fees owed to all IDCMP's prior to reinstatement. 
• Complete your INTAKE/SCREENING over telehealth from the comfort of your own home or at our Concord NH office in person for your IDCMP program within 14 days of your conviction.  (*If you served jail time you have 30 days from the date of your release to have your intake appointment.) 
• If it is determined that you need an EVALUATION - this must be done within 30 days of your conviction. (If you went to jail, within 60 days from your release of HOC.) This appointment will be done over telehealth or at our Concord or Franklin location.
• Who is required by NH Law to complete a Substance Use Disorder Evaluation – if screened positive during intake you are required to complete an evaluation with a LADC/MLADC. The evaluation is required if you have had any of the following: 

1) more then 1 lifetime DUI offense in ANY state;

2) for a BAC at arrest was .16 or higher;

3) underage (under 21) dwi offense;

4) the client refused to take breath or blood test and has form of refusal

5) testing tools. scores and interview in intake/screening may also mandate evaluation is completed.

• If aftercare treatment is required, you may begin counseling sessions, even before you take the 20 Hr. Education piece. During this evaluation, the client and counselor will develop a Service Plan - which will go over what the client has to do to get their license back. You may be required to do AFTERCARE COUNSELING OR TREATMENT with an IDSP in NH, or with a licensed/certified drug and alcohol counselor in the state the client lives in.  Out-of-state clients will need to ensure they sign a release of information for their counselor, so we can send them the evaluation/service plan, completion of counseling and requirements for OOS counselor.  The clinician conducting the eval will give clients a list of all the NH providers approved for IDSP, and clients can always choose to stay at Chrysalis for their Counseling.  Clients must start the counseling or treatment recommendations within 30 days of the evaluation to remain in Compliance with the IDCMP.

• If you were given treatment/counseling in the evaluation – then you are required to complete 2x per month contacts with us for case management (until you have been completed from our program). CARE/CASE MANAGEMENT is required by NH law/rules and has a monthly cost which continues until completion of program.  You will complete your twice monthly case management contacts by:  

1) complete your case management journal emailed to you and available in the portal every 3 weeks.​

2) have a once monthly telehealth case management appointment, face to face, with a Chrysalis case manager once per month.

3) pay $80 per month for case management

• If AFTERCARE COUNSELING or TREATMENT SUCH AS IOP, PHP or RESIDENTIAL was recommended following your evaluation - you must successfully complete all counseling sessions and the LADC/MLADC or facility must have send the IDCMP a completion report that you did the recommendations.
• Complete your 20 Hour State Approved Education program and these classes are currently only offered over ZOOM from your own home or from our Concord office quarterly (referred to by the state as IDEP - impaired driver education program or WIDEP - weekend impaired driver education program.) Click here for class schedule.  
• If you are coming in and you have already recently completed a program in another state and NH said you need to do a NH IDCMP - we offer what is called an OUT OF STATE PROGRAM REVIEW.  This reviews the intake, evaluation, treatment done, class done, compliance of programming, urine/breath tests and review of your required documents to see if we can process your completion to NH without requiring anything additionally.  **Please note - NH law requires a 20 hour education class.  If your program was less then 20 hours - you will have to take our 20 hour class.**
• Following the completion of your class, finishing all the counseling or required treatment, turning in all documents and all fees paid - you will be issued a COMPLIANCE REPORT to bring to the court or give to your attorney.  This document will allow you to file your 'Motion for Early Reinstatement'. We will give you a template of exactly how to fill out your motion for early reinstatement if you did not have an attorney.  Once you are given this document - it is the client’s responsibility to deliver it to the court and request the motion. You will not get your license back without completing this step!    form.  https://www.courts.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt471/files/documents/2021-04/nhjb-2820-d.pdf
• All program components require: On Time Attendance and Active Participation in the Program.
• Following the successful completion of the program and service plan requirements, and payment of all fees, a COMPLETION REPORT will be sent to the Court and DMV within 5 business days. Likewise, any non-compliance reports, terminations etc. will also be sent to the DMV, the referring Court and prosecutor, and BDAS.
• You may then go to the DMV and apply for re-licensure when you are reinstatable. You will need to ensure you have any DMV required needs in place such as: Interlock or SR-22.