1. (a) Pursuant to Chapter 228:11, Laws of 2012, a client convicted of an impaired driving offense and sentenced prior to January 1, 2013, who did not successfully complete sentencing requirements as of January 30, 2013 shall be required to participate in an IDCMP.
2. (b) If a client successfully completed their sentencing requirements before January 30, 2013, but has not yet achieved license restoration, the client shall have an intake appointment with an impaired driver program minus the screenings, and pay the fee in He-A 505.01(b)(1).

3. (c) After the intake appointment in (b) above, the IDCMP shall verify the client’s completion by obtaining from the department, another agency, or program in New Hampshire, which provided impaired driver services to the client, such as the multiple offender program (MOP), a phase II program, or an IDEP, the following documentation to confirm completion of the program:

   1. (1) Completion report, or a report stating the client is eligible for license restoration;

   2. (2) A current original certified copy of the client’s driver’s license record from all of the following, as applicable:

      1. a. The state of New Hampshire division of motor vehicles; or
      2. b. The state in which the client holds a driver’s license, if a non-resident; and
   3. (3) Any other relevant information related to the client’s completion.
4. (d) All requirements set forth in He-A 507.03(g) and He-A 507.06(k)(1) for prosecutor notification shall not apply.
5. (e) If the client is not eligible for license restoration due to not completing any component of their sentencing requirement, except the payment of fees, or if there is no available evidence of completion, the client shall be required to contact an IDCMP and follow all requirements set forth in He-A 500, and of the sentencing court.

Source. #13846, eff 1-6-24, EXPIRES: 1-6-34