After you complete the course and receive your DIC 552B certificate, you are responsible for submitting it to your court. Driving Logic reports your completion to the Virginia DMV automatically, but does not submit your certificate to the court on your behalf.
Steps to Submit to Your Court
Download your certificate from your account at drivinglogic.com, or use the PDF emailed to you after passing
Print it on plain white 8½" × 11" bonded paper if the court requires a physical copy — do not print on colored paper and do not alter it
Contact your court's clerk's office to confirm their submission process — some courts accept walk-in submission, others may allow mail or a drop box
Submit before your deadline — check your court paperwork for the due date
Keep a copy for your records
Does Driving Logic Submit to the Court?
No. Driving Logic reports your completion to the Virginia DMV electronically within 24 business hours of you passing. Court submission is always your responsibility.
What If You Do Not Know Your Court's Submission Process?
Call the clerk's office of the court listed on your court order or traffic citation. They can tell you exactly how and where to submit your certificate and confirm your deadline.
Quick Facts
Detail | Answer |
Who submits to court | You — not Driving Logic |
Who submits to DMV | Driving Logic — automatically |
Certificate to use | DIC 552B (PDF from your account) |
Paper requirement if printing | Plain white 8½" × 11" bonded paper |
Where to confirm submission process | Your court's clerk's office |
Frequently Asked Questions
My court is asking for proof that I completed the course. What do I give them? Print your DIC 552B certificate and submit it to the court's clerk's office, or follow whatever submission method your court uses. The DIC 552B is the only document the court should require.
What if I miss the court's deadline? Contact your court's clerk's office as soon as possible. Missing a court-ordered deadline can have serious consequences. Driving Logic cannot extend court deadlines.
What if the court says they have no record of my completion? Make sure you have already submitted your certificate to the court directly. Driving Logic submits to the DMV only — the court needs your certificate from you.