Blue Form may be required by The Department of Licensing (DOL), to show compliance with a substance abuse assessment and follow-up. Often DOL will refuse to reinstate your license until the “Blue Form” has been submitted. The “Blue Form” must be completed by a chemical dependency professional, probation assessment officer, or school instructor located in the State of Washington. You cannot fill the form out yourself and submit it to DOL.
Your chemical dependency professional or probation officer should have a copy of this form, but in case you need a copy you can download it here.
If you’re dealing with issues related to traffic offenses in Washington State, understanding the laws surrounding license suspensions and how to regain driving privileges is essential. Below are two key resources that will guide you through the Washington DOL suspension process and obtaining an ignition interlock license.
- Washington DOL Suspension for CDL and Serious Traffic Offenses
Learn how serious traffic offenses can lead to the suspension of your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in Washington State. This article covers the types of violations that can trigger a suspension and what steps you can take to protect your driving career.
Read more here - How to Get an Ignition Interlock License in Washington State
If you’ve been convicted of a DUI, you may be eligible for an Ignition Interlock License (IIL) to regain your driving privileges. This guide explains the process for obtaining an IIL in Washington and the legal requirements you must meet.
Read more here
Review our client resources here
Contact us anytime for your urgent legal needs.
About Blanford Law:
We are no-nonsense, relentless, fair, and honest. We are great listeners instead of fast talkers, that is just who we are. More than 20 years ago, Ken began practicing law with a deeply-seeded belief that every person has the right to the best legal representation available. He built his law firm on that belief. Another belief that he strongly adheres to is his fundamental belief that clients deserve respect, with no assumptions or preconceived notions. If you or someone you know is accused of a crime or injured as a result of the negligence of another, please have them call us at 253-720-9304 or email us info@blanfordlaw.com
