Resources
Court-ordered class directories and compliance resources
Source-backed directories, checklists, and court-compliance guides for people who need a class certificate their court will accept. We build from official court lists, government sources, and provider details, then tell you exactly what still needs to be confirmed with your own court.
How to use these resources: start with the checklist, then use the city or state guide closest to your case. Before paying for any program, confirm the provider, format, hours, deadline, and certificate filing method with your court, probation officer, attorney, or clerk.
- Nationwide Court-Ordered Class Certificate Checklist A printable-style checklist for confirming the class, certificate details, deadline, and filing method before you enroll or pay. Open directory →
- All states Court-Ordered DUI Classes by State State-by-state DUI/DWI class rules — the official program name, whether an online class is accepted or in person is required, and each state's approved-provider list. Open directory →
- Tucson, AZ Court-Ordered Domestic Violence Classes in Tucson The domestic-violence treatment agencies on the Tucson City Court DV-probation list — with reviewed phone, website, AHCCCS, language, and eligibility notes. Open directory →
- Tucson, AZ Court-Ordered Anger Management Classes in Tucson Licensed Tucson-area providers that currently offer a court-ordered anger management class — with reviewed phone, website, and format notes, plus how it differs from a domestic violence program. Open directory →
- Tucson, AZ Court-Ordered DUI Classes in Tucson ADHS-licensed DUI screening, education, and treatment providers in Tucson, checked against the official Arizona MVD facilities list — plus MVD reinstatement and Arizona’s no-diversion rule. Open directory →
- Tucson, AZ Court-Ordered Alcohol & Drug Screening in Tucson What a court-ordered alcohol or drug screening is, how it differs from the class, who orders it, and ADHS-licensed Tucson providers that perform screening and assessment. Open directory →
- Immigration support Help After TPS Ends If your Temporary Protected Status is ending: how to find legitimate low-cost or free immigration-legal help, avoid scams, and get support for the stress. Not legal advice. Open directory →
Don’t see your city yet? We’re adding more across the country. Tell us where you are, what court or probation office you report to, and what you were ordered to complete, and we’ll help you identify options to verify with your court.