MVA Required Forms After a DUI/DWI: How Counseling Plus Inc. Can Help

Maryland MVA Referral for Substance Use Evaluation form (DCD-236), used after a DUI/DWI incident to document substance use assessment and treatment recommendations by a licensed clinician.

If you were involved in a DUI/DWI incident in Maryland, the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) may require you to complete specific Driver Wellness & Safety forms before allowing you to keep or reinstate your driving privileges.

One of the most common forms is Form DCD-236 – Treatment Provider’s Report. This form is used by the MVA to receive official information from a licensed treatment provider regarding your substance use assessment, treatment participation, and progress.

Why Does the MVA Require These Forms?

After a DUI/DWI or substance-related incident, the MVA may refer a driver for further review to ensure they are safe to operate a vehicle. These forms help the MVA determine:

• Whether a substance use assessment was completed

• If treatment or education was recommended

• Whether the individual is compliant with services

Failing to submit the required forms can delay or negatively impact your case.

How Counseling Plus Inc. Can Help

At Counseling Plus Inc., we assist clients with:

• Substance use assessments

• MVA-approved DUI/DWI education and treatment programs

• Completion of required MVA forms, including DC-118

• Guidance through the entire paperwork process

We make sure all documentation is completed accurately, professionally, and on time, so you can focus on moving forward.

If the MVA is requesting forms related to a DUI/DWI or substance use concern, we’re here to help every step of the way.