Which document is required to authorize ASAP services for court-referred and DMV administrative cases?

• A. Court Order
• B. Consent Form
• C. Referral Document
• D. Enrollment Form

Answer: (C)

The Referral Document is the official authorization to start ASAP services for cases referred by the court or DMV. It provides the formal instruction to enroll the participant, tie the case to the referring agency, and outline the scope of services, intake steps, and coordination with treatment or monitoring as needed. This document creates the official linkage between the client, the court/DMV, and the ASAP program, enabling staff to open the case, schedule assessments, and begin services.

A Court Order might mandate participation, but the standard authorization to initiate ASAP services in court-referred or DMV administrative cases comes from the Referral Document. A Consent Form handles permission to share information, not the initial enrollment. An Enrollment Form is typically completed by the client to participate, but the Referral Document is the authoritative trigger that authorizes the services in the first place.