Questions & answers
What to expect from your DUI class
If you don't see your question here, reach us at dui.classes@papilionirc.com or 801-252-5475.
Yes. Papilion DUI Class is a licensed, court-approved provider in Utah, and every course we run is designed to meet the standards courts, probation officers, and the Driver License Division expect. Approval like ours isn't a given across providers, so it's always smart to verify it when you're weighing your options.
Prime for Life is an evidence-based curriculum for people working through a DUI or alcohol-related charge. Instead of treating the class as a box to check, we walk you through how risk actually works, help you take an honest look at your own patterns, and give you practical strategies you can carry forward. The goal is simple: leave with real tools, not just a certificate.
Everything is live and led by a certified Papilion instructor over video, so you can join from a phone, tablet, or computer wherever you are. We keep sessions a manageable length and ask that your camera stay on the whole time — that's how we verify your attendance and how you get the most out of the discussion.
Our course is 16 hours, delivered across multiple live sessions so the material is easier to absorb and apply. It covers everything courts and probation officers require through the Prime for Life curriculum. Before you enroll, confirm with your court or probation officer that a 16-hour course meets your specific requirement.
We email your certificate shortly after your final session wraps up. Just say the word and we'll also send it straight to your court, attorney, or probation officer. If it hasn't shown up, peek in your spam folder first, then get in touch and we'll sort it out.
Once you're paid up, you'll complete a quick, private intake — a handful of questions and a photo ID so we can verify it's really you. It takes about 10–15 minutes. After that, you're all set to show up on your scheduled dates.
Often, yes. Plenty of states will accept our coursework toward their requirements. The surest way to know is to reach out with the specifics of your charge before you pay, and we'll tell you honestly whether our course satisfies what your state is asking for.
Your certificate is only valid for the court once you've completed the full required hours, so any time you miss usually has to be made up. The moment you know a conflict is coming, let us know — we'll help you slot into the next available session so you stay on track.