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Get Your ADI Course Enrollment Letter Immediately

If your Florida driver license is suspended or revoked and you plan to get a hardship license for driving to work or school, you will need to present your course enrollment letter to the Bureau of Administrative Review office in your area.

Your letter will be mailed to you after you register for the ADI course, but if you need it faster, you can pay a small fee and receive it immediately by e-mail.

You will see this option when you register for the Advanced Driver Improvement online course.

ADI Certificate Delivery Options

We offer FREE standard delivery of your certificate via USPS or express shipping at extremely low rates. When you register for the course, you will see the shipping options that are available, or you can call 1-800-222-9199 to request expedited shipment.

What To Do with Your ADI Certificate

This depends on your reason for attending the course. If you are taking the course for a license suspension, revocation, or HTO, you will not need to turn your certificate in to DHSMV. DHSMV will only acknowledge the electronic reporting of your completion, which is done by the school within 24 hours after you finish your ADI course. Your driver license will remain suspended or revoked until DHSMV has received proof of your course completion.

If you have been ordered by a Florida court or judge to attend a 12-hour driver improvement class, then you will need to turn your original certificate in to the court once you receive it. Please do not send the certificate to DTA; it should be sent to the court that ordered you to attend the Advanced Driver Improvement course.

We recommend that you make a copy of your certificate for your records so that you will know where and when you attended the course.

Your ADI Course Completion Reported Automatically to DHSMV

Your course completion will be reported automatically to the Florida DHSMV regardless of whether you are attending the ADI course for a suspended or revoked license or for HTO. Remember, if you were court ordered to attend the ADI class, you will need to turn your completion certificate in to the court. We do not report ADI completions to the court.

You can visit the DHSMV Traffic School Completion Check page to make sure your ADI school completion is in the State's database. If your completion has been reported successfully, you will see a record of it on the results page.

• Course Details
• State Approval
• Low Price Guarantee
• Certificate Information
• Hardship License
• Suspended License
• Advanced Driver Improvement Main Page