CA DMV Form DL 951. Internet Security Agreement Certification, DADP Representative

Form DL 951, also known as the "Internet Security Agreement Certification, DADP Representative," is a document used in California for individuals who are representatives of a Driving-Under-the-Influence (DUI) program within the Drug and Alcohol Program (DADP). This form is specifically related to internet security agreements and certifications.

The main purpose of this form is to certify that the representative understands and agrees to comply with the internet security requirements set forth by the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) for accessing and using the DMV's online systems pertaining to DUI programs. It ensures that the representative acknowledges their responsibility to protect sensitive information and maintain the security of the DMV's online systems.

The form typically requires the representative to provide their personal information, including their name, contact details, and any relevant identification numbers. It also includes sections where the representative must certify their understanding of the internet security requirements and agree to abide by them.

When completing the DL 951 form, it is crucial to accurately provide all required information and carefully review the internet security requirements outlined by the DMV. The form should be submitted to the appropriate authority within the DADP for record-keeping purposes.

Alternative or similar forms may exist in other states or jurisdictions that have their own specific internet security requirements for representatives of DUI or similar programs.