Q: My pti specialist told me when I payed for my last drug screen and received the results that I would be done
I asked her how I would know I’m done but I get no answer , do they send a letter that I finished or call?? How does the completion process work ?
A:
Although PTI is fairly standard statewide, it is governed by local practices and the original written agreement. The agreement usually has a specific timeframe but may allow for early termination of the PTI if all of the conditions are completed. The entity that is charged with supervising the PTI will have to verify all conditions are complete by the receipt of documentation that supports it. Once that is received, many jurisdictions will forward those finding to the State Atorney's office for instructions about whether the PTI can be terminated.
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