What is the court originator number for a Missouri driver improvement course?

What is a court originator number?

It's the state's identifier for a court. Two Missouri courts publish theirs for drivers taking the Driver Improvement Program:

Court	Number	What the court calls it
Boone County Circuit Court	MO010033J	Court originator number
Creve Coeur Municipal Court	MO095151J	State identification number

Why does the course ask for it?

So your completion form names the right court. The Boone County court tells drivers: "In order to participate in an on-line class, you will need the court originator number." Creve Coeur says you "may need" its number "for your application."

Where do I find mine?

1. Look at your court paperwork.
2. Check the court's website. Search the page for "originator" or "identification number."
3. Call the clerk of the court on your citation and ask for the court's originator number for a Driver Improvement Program.

Don't guess, and don't use another court's number. The completion form goes to the Department of Revenue and has to match your case.

What else will I need to enroll?

• Your name, date of birth and Missouri driver license number, as they appear on your license
• Your citation or case number
• The court's name
• Your conviction date, which starts the 60 days

What happens to the completion form?

The course provider gives you MO Form 4444 when you pass. You take it to the court for a signature, and it goes to the Department of Revenue within 15 days. The Boone County court asks for the original certificate to be "forwarded to our office promptly." Form 4444 has the steps.

Does every court use the same process?

No. Ask your clerk whether the court wants the original, whether it sends the form to the state, and whether it accepts email.