North Dakota Community Service – What to Expect & How to Submit
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This North Dakota page explains how verified online community service is commonly handled across the state. You’ll learn about acceptance practices, document submission to your probation officer, and county-specific notes to help ensure your hours are recognized.
How to submit your documents to your probation officer
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Complete your coursework and download your signed Certificate of Completion.
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Download your Hour Log for submission.
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Email or upload both files to your probation office or caseworker.
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Include your name, date of birth, case number, and verification code.
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Officers can confirm completion using our Verification Portal.
Example email text
Subject: Community Service Documentation — North Dakota Hello [Officer Name], Attached are my Completion Certificate and Hour Log from The Foundation of Change. My details are below: • Full name: [First Last] • Date of birth: [MM/DD/YYYY] • Case number: [######] • Verification code: [ALAB-1234] Please let me know if you need direct confirmation or any other documents. Thank you, [Your name]
What’s on your certificate
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Participant name and certificate ID
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Total verified hours and completion date/time
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Coursework list and provider signature
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Unique verification code and contact info
Sample preview (redacted)
Name: J*** D**
Case ID: AL-***-5724
Hours: 12.0
Completed: 2025-06-02 11:45 CT
Verification: ALAB-****
Free enrollment confirmation letter.
Free certificate of completion sent via email. (View a sample)
Instant certificate upon completion of service requirements; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
All hours are fully documented for official verification.
Final acceptance is at the discretion of your court or probation officer.
Certificates are designed to meet common documentation standards for community service verification.
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This was accepted by my probation officer without any issues. I was skeptical at first, but they sent me detailed logs and a completion certificate. No stress, just results.
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County-by-County Acceptance of Community Service in North Dakota
Important: ✔️ indicates locations where participants have successfully used this program in the past. ❌ indicates jurisdictions confirmed to reject online or distance-learning community service programs.
Acceptance is not guaranteed — participants must confirm approval with their court, probation officer, or referring authority before enrolling. This list is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent official endorsement or licensure.
Adams County
Bowman County
Barnes County
Benson County
Dickey County
Burke County
Divide County
Billings County
Burleigh County
Cass County
Bottineau County
Foster County
Eddy County
Hettinger County
McIntosh County
Golden Valley County
Kidder County
Dunn County
Cavalier County
Mountrail County
McKenzie County
Grand Forks County
LaMoure County
Grant County
Emmons County
Nelson County
McLean County
Oliver County
Logan County
Griggs County
McHenry County
Ramsey County
Ransom County
Mercer County
Pembina County
Morton County
Sargent County
Steele County
Sheridan County
Renville County
Stutsman County
Sioux County
Richland County
Pierce County
Wells County
Williams County
Slope County
Rolette County
Ward County
Towner County
Traill County
Stark County
Walsh County
Will This certificate be accepted in
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Before getting started you may be curious to check certificate acceptance information for your particular state or province. Select your home state/province from the list above to view region-specific information regarding certificate acceptance.
You may also click this link if you're in the United States or click this link if you're in Canada.