Stonewall Institute Treatment Center

Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center in Phoenix, AZ

If you’re looking to get a DUI screening that will cover the Arizona MVD alcohol screening requirement and the Arizona DUI court screening requirement, you can get the best DUI screening in Arizona at our convenient Phoenix office or now you can complete your alcohol screening online.

A Scottsdale DUI means you need a MVD alcohol screening to apply for an Arizona restricted driver’s license. Arizona DUI courts also require a DUI screening. Now you can get a Scottsdale alcohol screening that is accepted by both the Arizona MVD and all Arizona DUI courts. Your screening completion is electronically and immediately filed with Arizona’s MVD. You will also receive all documentation proving you completed your screening for the Scottsdale DUI court. We offer face-to-face DUI screenings in our offices and we offer alcohol screenings online.

A Scottsdale DUI is no fun. The first thing you want to do is drive again. Now you can get a Scottsdale MVD alcohol screening online or on-site. You can get an Arizona restricted driver’s license after waiting 30 days of the 90-day license suspension by completing a DUI screening. We will file immediately after your online screening or onsite screening, and supply you with screening documentation for DUI court.

If you’ve been stopped for driving under the influence in Scottsdale, you’ll need to get a Scottsdale MVD required alcohol screening. Once you’ve completed this brief alcohol and drug evaluation, you may apply for an Arizona restricted driver’s license. We file electronically with MVD and provide documentation of your DUI screening for you to take to court at no extra charge. Now you can complete an alcohol screening online or on site with the #1 DUI Services Provider in Scottsdale.

A requirement after being stopped for a DUI in Arizona is that you complete an Arizona MVD required screening. This is a brief alcohol and drug evaluation that will determine how many DUI classes you would need to take if you are convicted of an Arizona DUI. Arizona DUI courts also require an alcohol screening, so getting a DUI screening once fulfills both requirements. Now you can get an alcohol screening online or on site at our central Phoenix location. Do it now.

You’ve been stopped for Driving Under the Influence in Arizona. Your AZ driving license has been suspended for 90 days by the Arizona MVD. But if you get an alcohol screening, you can apply for an AZ restricted driver’s license after waiting only 30 days. We make it easy to get a DUI screening because you can come into our convenient Phoenix office, or you can complete your AZ DUI screening online. All you need is a webcam and a high-speed internet connection. Call today for an appoinitment.

When you are stopped for a DUI in Arizona you find that there are a lot of things you must do. Some DUI requirements are for MVD, and some DUI requirements are court-assigned. The first thing to do is to get an alcohol screening. This will help you get an Arizona restricted driver’s license and it will meet your DUI court requirement if/when you are convicted of a DUI. Now you have a choice to get your DUI screening in a comfortable Phoenix office, or you can get an online DUI screening as long as you have a high-speed internet connection and a web camera. No matter which method you use, the completion documents will be electronically filed with the MVD right away and you will be supplied with documents for the court. This is an AZ licensed DUI agency for both on-site and online DUI services in Arizona.

There is no better way to get an MVD required alcohol screening. We provide a face-to-face screening either on-site or online. On-site is a comfortable upscale office where you get your DUI screening with the best-trained and most nonjudgmental DUI screeners available. Your online DUI screening is the same, except you get to complete it from the convenience of your own home, office or even school. Why wait? Now you can complete the alcohol or drug screening evaluation and apply for an AZ restricted driver’s license right after you’ve waited 30 days of your 90-day license suspension.

If you have been stopped for a DUI in Arizona you will need to get an alcohol screening. MVD requires a DUI screening before you can apply for a restricted driver’s license. This driving license enables someone who has been arrested for Driving under the Influence to drive to and from work or school during their 90-day suspension of driving privileges.