1. (a) Out-of-state residents shall complete programing in New Hampshire or within their state of residence.
2. (b) A face-to-face intake and registration shall be conducted by the IDCMP for those individuals who are completing programming out-of-state.
3. (c) If the out-of-state resident choses to complete programming in their state of residence, they shall register with a New Hampshire IDCMP to ensure that the programming completed in their home state is approved by that state.
4. (d) By obtaining all necessary documentation, including but not limited to a letter from the out-of-state entity detailing what the client completed or the client’s records, from the out-of-state entities from who the client received services, the New Hampshire IDCMP shall confirm that all required components have been completed.
5. (e) If an education program is a required component and is occurring out-of-state, the IDCMP shall obtain an education program completion report from the home state’s state approved education provider pursuant to (h)(2) below.
6. (f) If an evaluation or treatment is a required component, and is occurring out-of-state, the IDCMP shall verify the treatment provider meets the criteria described in (h)(1) below, and receive a completion report from the provider.
7. (g) In order to ensure that provider credentials meet applicable requirements in (h) below, a client may work with the IDCMP to verify a provider’s credentials prior to the service being provided for pre-approval by the IDCMP.

8. (h) Out-of-state provider credentials shall be as follows:

   1. (1) Evaluation and treatment services shall be provided by:

      1. a. Individuals possessing an applicable international certification and reciprocity consortium (IC&RC) sanctioned license, and are receiving appropriate supervision for that license; or
      2. b. If the client resides in a non-IC&RC state, services shall be provided by individuals who are approved by that state for the purpose of license reinstatement subsequent to an alcohol or drug DWI conviction; and
   2. (2) Impaired driver education programs shall be provided by programs which are approved by that state for the purpose of license reinstatement subsequent to an alcohol or drug DWI conviction and shall be no less than 20 hours.
9. (i) The IDCMP shall report completions to the sentencing court(s), and the NH division of motor vehicles, as well as other states’ involved motor vehicle divisions, if applicable, once the out-of-state client has completed all required elements.

Source. ##10240, eff 1-1-13; ss by #10438, INTERIM, eff 10-10-13; ss by #10564, eff 4-8-14; ss by #13846, eff 1-6-24, EXPIRES: 1-6-34