It is the responsibility of the individual to keep copies of all receipts and completion paperwork they may receive from the agency. It is recommended that you make copies of all forms provided to you and keep them in a safe place. Once the individual receives the second opinion, that recommendation then becomes the recommendation of record. The other option an individual has is to a judicial review. The individual can file a petition for a judicial review in associate court for a judge to review the recommendation of the Offender Management Unit and make a decision as to what should happen next.
Appropriate forms are available from the county court clerk.
I'm a resident of another state, but got a DWI while in Missouri. No provided that the individual receives an assessment and completes a recommended program from a state certified program. I've moved to a different state. Individuals are able to complete programs in other states provided they receive services from a state certified program and that they receive an assessment and successfully complete the recommendations. By statute this is reserved for Missouri residents only.