Court Referral Program

All registration must be completed in person or by registering online. If you are under 18 years of age, you must bring a parent or guardian with you. No phone registrations. Phone lines are only for general information. Any additional questions you may email us at crp@oneoc.org. Provide your case number, a colored picture of your ID, and your question.

1. Required Documentation: Participants must provide all court paperwork, and valid government-issued ID (in person registration). For minors: passport, state ID, or school ID. For adults: passport, state ID, driver’s license, green card, or resident card. Online registrants should provide a case number, and a picture of a government issued ID.

2. Registration Fee:

   1. Fees depend on the number of service hours.

   2. Payment is required at registration (cash, money order, Visa, Mastercard, or Discover).

   3. We do not accept American Express, gift cards, GPay, or Apple Pay.

   4. Payments are non-refundable.

   5. If paying on someone else’s behalf in person, ID matching the payment method is required.

   6. Financial assistance is available: crp@oneoc.org

3. Registration Process: A coordinator will review your paperwork and walk you through program options based on the violation, location, and availability. You will receive a time sheet and instructions. Please ask questions if anything is unclear. Online registration will provide digital guidance. Note: Court Referral Program sites are not available on the OneOC web site.

4. Post-Registration: You will receive instructions for the next steps, including service locations, check-in procedures, and follow-up dates. It is important to follow all program guidelines and deadlines.

5. Completion: After completing your service, please provide the original completed timesheet and ID at the OneOC office (do not fax or email). Alternatively, your agency may send the completed timesheet directly to OneOC—please always contact OneOC to ensure it has been received and filed. Some cases may require a court report; staff will guide you on your next steps.

6. What happens if you do not complete: Failing to follow the outlined procedures or incomplete paperwork could result in delays, non-compliance notices, or further legal actions.

If you need an extension. Please visit the clerk’s windows at your original courthouse. They will let you know if they are able to provide you with an extension immediately or if you have tomake an appointment to see a judge. All cases are different. 

If you have completed some hours and would like a progress report to show proof to the court of your progress. Take your current time sheet to any of our five locations along with your ID for a progress report. 

Once you have received an extension visit our OneOC offices with a new court order stating your extended date for updated paperwork. A staff member will review your case and inform you if there is an extension fee. 

Formal Probation:

• If you are on formal probation and you need an extension, please report to your current officer. 

• Once you have received an extension visit our OneOC offices with a new referral form stating your extended date for updated paperwork. A staff member will review your case and inform you if there is an extension fee.  

Out of County Extensions:

• If you are a transfer from another county you will need visit your original court house in that county for an extension. A new referral form (CLASP) with an updated date will be needed.

Out of State Extensions:

• Proof directly from the out of state court will be needed.

If you would like to change locations, please request your time sheet from your current location and visit any of our 5 locations with your original time sheet and ID. There will be a fee to change locations. 

Termination from Current Location:

If you have been terminated from your current location, please visit any of our 5 locations with your original time sheet and ID for guidance.

Transfers can be completed in person or via email at crp@oneoc.org. Send us an email providing your case number, a picture of your ID, and a message stating what county, state, or country you would like to transfer to.

Once a Client Specialist is available, they will respond to your email and guide you through the process. There will be a fee according to where you wish to transfer.  

Please Note: If you need to request an extension you will be required to submit a request in writing to the court or return to Orange County in person.

• You may ONLY transfer Caltrans to select counties in California please contact OneOC to inquire which counties offer Caltrans.

• You may ONLY transfer your YDAD program to the following county Los Angeles.

• If you do not have access to a computer you may process your transfer via USPS mail.

Send us a letter stating your request along with a copy of your court order and a color picture of your ID. 

A Client Specialist will mail you papaperwork that will need to be filled out.

Payment accepted via USPS money order or cashier’s check.

Address: OneOC, 1901 East 4th Street #180, Santa Ana, CA 92705

Caltrans Work Program Pick Up Lot- Santa Ana

• 5 N exit Fourth turn Right on Cabrillo Park Dr. turn Right on First Street, Pass freeway, Entrance on right hand side.

• 5 S exit Fourth turn Left, Cabrillo Park Dr. turn Right, First Street turn Right Pass freeway, Entrance on right hand side.

Download CalTrans Map HERE

• PICK UP IS: 7 days/week-MUST BE IN LINE BY 7:00AM SHARP

• NO pick up on HOLIDAYS and RAINY DAYS.

• Please take your Time Card and current photo ID.

• MUST WEAR WORK BOOTS OR HIKING BOOTS ONLY.

vary and change without notice**
** Cal Trans does not pick up on rainy days and holidays**

With the courts, you have chosen the option of completing community service. The fee offsets the cost of processing your case at OneOC. It covers the time for the interview, monitoring, follow-up, and reporting back to the courts.