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Acceptance requirements vary by court, probation department, employer, school, or other referring agency. Before enrolling, we recommend confirming that an online educational course will meet your specific requirements.
My Court Class provides online educational courses and does not claim blanket approval by every court, state, or agency. Requirements vary, so students should verify acceptance with the person or agency requiring the course before enrolling.
The first step is to register for the class that meets your needs. Once you have signed up, you will receive a confirmation email from us with a link to begin your course. You can start the course at any time.
After completing the class, you will be prompted to fill out a certificate request form. A counselor will then review your coursework to ensure all requirements have been fully met.
Your digital certificate will be emailed to you within one business day of approval. If you requested a hard copy, it will be mailed the following business day.
Yes, our classes can be viewed from your phone, tablet, or computer.
Our customer support team is here to help. Whether you have questions about enrollment, logging in, your course, or your certificate, we're available to assist you throughout the process.
Absolutely! You do not need a court order to enroll in one of our classes. We encourage anyone who wants to take a class for personal growth.
No, we do not offer Zoom classes. Are curriculum is based on reading lessons, videos, and quizzes.
No, you do not need a web camera for our class.
No, MADD and Prime for Life are organizations. If you were court ordered to take a MADD or Prime for Life class, you will need to purchase your class with them.
No. You can log out and return to continue your course later.
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Yes, you can log into your class at any time.
Yes. After successfully completing your course and meeting the completion requirements, you can request your certificate of completion.
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Once your class is completed you will fill out the certificate request form which is the last module of your class.
Yes, all of our classes come with a digital certificate.
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Your certificate will be emailed to you within 1 business day of filling out the certificate request form. If you don't hear from us by then, please reach out.
Yes. Courts, probation officers, attorneys, and other agencies can contact us to verify the authenticity of a certificate of completion. Our team can confirm that the certificate was issued by My Court Class and verify the participant’s course completion information.
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Acceptance of online DUI/DWI classes varies by court, state, and referring agency. We recommend confirming that an online educational course is acceptable and verifying the number of required hours before enrolling.
The class is completed entirely online and is self-paced. After enrolling, you’ll work through the required lessons and a final exam, then request your certificate by email once everything is complete.
Check your court paperwork or contact your probation officer, attorney, or referring agency to determine the type and number of course hours required. My Court Class offers multiple DUI/DWI course lengths to help students find an option that matches their requirements.
You have up to one year from your start date to finish. If the class isn’t completed in that time, it will need to be restarted.
Our DUI/DWI education courses cover topics related to alcohol and drug use, impaired driving, decision-making, consequences, personal responsibility, and strategies for making safer choices. Course content varies depending on the length of the class.
Yes. You can enroll online and begin your DUI/DWI class without waiting for a scheduled classroom session. Courses are available online, allowing you to work at your own pace.
Yes. After successfully completing your DUI/DWI course and meeting the course requirements, you can request a certificate of completion to document that you completed the program.
No. A DUI/DWI education class provides educational information about impaired driving, alcohol and drug use, decision-making, consequences, and prevention. It is not the same as substance abuse treatment, counseling, or a clinical program. If treatment has been specifically required, confirm the appropriate program with your court or referring agency.
No. A DUI/DWI education class and a substance abuse assessment serve different purposes. My Court Class provides educational courses and does not provide clinical substance abuse assessments or diagnoses. If your requirements specify an assessment, you will need to use an appropriately qualified provider.
Contact My Court Class customer support as soon as possible if you believe you selected the wrong course. We can help you review the available course options, but your court or referring agency should determine which course and number of hours you are required to complete.
A Victim Impact Panel (VIP) is an educational program designed to help participants understand the real-life consequences that impaired or reckless driving can have on victims, families, and communities. The course encourages personal reflection and increased awareness through educational content.
Yes. Our Victim Impact Panel is completed entirely online and is self-paced, allowing you to complete the class from your computer, tablet, or smartphone whenever it is convenient for you.
Our standard Victim Impact Panel is approximately 1 hour in length.
Acceptance varies by court, probation department, employer, school, or other agency. We recommend verifying that our online Victim Impact Panel meets your specific requirements before enrolling.
No. Our Victim Impact Panel is an independent online educational course and is not affiliated with or provided by MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving). If your court, probation officer, or other agency specifically requires a MADD Victim Impact Panel, you should verify whether our course meets their requirements before enrolling.
No. Our Victim Impact Panel is a self-paced online course and does not require you to attend a live Zoom meeting or participate at a scheduled time. You can complete the course whenever it is convenient for you using a computer, tablet, or smartphone. If your court or agency specifically requires a live Zoom or in-person Victim Impact Panel, please confirm that a self-paced online course will be accepted before enrolling.
Yes. We offer both an English and a Spanish version of our 1-Hour Online Victim Impact Panel.
SĂ. Ofrecemos versiones tanto en inglĂ©s como en español de nuestro panel en lĂnea de una hora sobre el impacto en las vĂctimas.
Our customer support team is here to help. Whether you have questions about enrollment, logging in, your course, or your certificate, we're available to assist you throughout the process.
We offer a full refund within 30 days of the original purchase date. To be eligible for a refund, the request must be submitted within this 30-day window.
Please note the following conditions:
If any physical materials were shipped, the shipping fee is non-refundable. If your class came with shipping, there will be a $10.00 fee deducted from your refund.
Many courts and agencies accept online educational courses, but requirements vary by jurisdiction and individual situation. My Court Class cannot guarantee acceptance, so we recommend verifying your requirements before purchasing a course.
Yes. Our online classes are self-paced, allowing you to work through the course material according to your schedule. You can log out and return later to continue where you left off.
Yes. After enrolling, you can access your online course without waiting for a scheduled classroom or Zoom session.
Yes. After successfully completing your course and meeting the course requirements, you can request a certificate of completion.
Yes. Courts, probation officers, attorneys, and other agencies can contact My Court Class to verify the authenticity of a certificate and confirm course completion information.
No. My Court Class provides educational courses. Our programs are not counseling, therapy, clinical treatment, or a substitute for services provided by a licensed mental health or substance abuse professional. If you have been specifically ordered to complete counseling or treatment, verify your requirements before enrolling.
No. My Court Class does not provide clinical assessments or diagnoses. Some courses may include self-assessment activities designed to encourage personal reflection, but these are educational exercises and are not professional evaluations.
We offer a full refund within 30 days of the original purchase date. To be eligible for a refund, the request must be submitted within this 30-day window.
Please note the following conditions:
If any physical materials were shipped, the shipping fee is non-refundable. If your class came with shipping, there will be a $10.00 fee deducted from your refund.
Students are responsible for confirming that a My Court Class course will meet their specific requirements before enrolling. If you learn that your course will not be accepted, contact us as soon as possible to discuss your options. Refund eligibility is subject to our 30-day refund policy and any applicable refund conditions.
Refund requests must be made within 30 days of purchase. Once the 30-day refund period has passed, the purchase is no longer eligible for a refund.
Contact us as soon as possible if you accidentally purchased the wrong course or number of hours. We can review your enrollment and available options. Refunds, when applicable, are subject to our refund policy.
In certain situations, you may be given the option to continue with a course after being informed that it may not meet your specific requirements. If you choose to waive your right to a refund and continue with the course, you are agreeing to keep the course and will no longer be eligible for a refund based on the acceptance issue discussed.
Contact My Court Class within the eligible refund period and provide your name, order information, and the reason for your request. We will review your purchase according to our refund policy and let you know whether it qualifies for a refund.
Once we issue your refund, the funds are returned to your original payment method. While we process approved refunds on our end, your bank or credit card company controls how long it takes for the refund to appear in your account.
Depending on your financial institution, it may take several business days for the refund to be processed and posted. Weekends and holidays may also affect processing times.
If we have confirmed that your refund has been issued but you do not see it yet, this does not necessarily mean there is a problem with the refund. Your bank may still be processing the transaction. If you have questions about when the funds will become available, we recommend contacting your bank or card issuer directly.
If you paid through PayPal or Venmo, an approved refund will be returned through the same payment service used for your original purchase.
Once we issue the refund, PayPal or Venmo processes the transaction on their end. Where the money appears and how long it takes can depend on how you originally funded the payment. For example, a payment made using a linked bank account or debit/credit card may be returned to that original payment method rather than appearing immediately in your PayPal or Venmo balance.
After we have processed the refund, we cannot control how quickly PayPal, Venmo, your bank, or your card issuer posts the funds to your account. Processing times can vary and may take several business days.
If we have confirmed that your refund was issued but you do not see the funds yet, check your PayPal or Venmo transaction history for the refund status. You may also need to contact PayPal, Venmo, or your financial institution for additional information about when the funds will be available.
Check your spam, junk, and promotions folders first. You can also search your inbox for emails from My Court Class. If you still can't find your enrollment information, contact us and we can help verify your order.
Email providers sometimes automatically filter unfamiliar senders. Mark our email as “Not Spam” and add our email address to your contacts or approved senders list to help ensure future messages reach your inbox.
Contact us as soon as possible and provide your name and order information. We can help review your enrollment information and determine what needs to be corrected.
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First, make sure you are entering the same name and email address you used when you enrolled or created your course login. Check for spelling errors, extra spaces, and capitalization. If you still cannot access your class, contact My Court Class for assistance.
Contact us and provide your name and any available order information. We can help locate your enrollment and determine which email address is associated with your course.
In most cases, no. Your completed course progress is saved, and you can log back in to continue your class. Make sure you use the same login information when returning to your course.
Try refreshing the page and checking your internet connection. If the class still won't load, close and reopen your browser or try a different browser or device. Clearing your browser's cache may also resolve some loading problems.
Make sure you have completed everything required on the current page before continuing. If the page is still unresponsive, refresh your browser and log back into the course. If the problem continues, contact us and let us know which course and section you are having trouble with.
Yes. You can access your course from another compatible device as long as you use the same login information. Your completed course progress should remain associated with your login.
First, make sure your browser and phone software are up to date. Try rotating your phone, refreshing the page, or closing and reopening your browser. If you're still having difficulty, try accessing the course from a tablet or computer.
If you're experiencing a temporary website or technical issue, don't repeatedly restart your course or create a new login. Your previously completed progress may still be saved. Wait a few minutes and try logging in again. If the problem continues, contact My Court Class and provide your name, course, and a description or screenshot of the problem.