Medical Certification Requirements for Commercial Driver's License and Learner Permit Holders
All Commercial Driver License (CDL) holders and Commercial Learner Permit (CLP) holders must provide DMV with a valid Medical Examiner's Certificate.
You are required to upload your medical certification to:
The only way to submit your medical certificate is by using this system.
Have you received a CDL downgrade notice?
If you do not submit a valid medical certificate, your medical status will be listed as "Not-Certified". You will receive a downgrade letter advising you that the DMV has not received your valid medical certificate. If you do not submit your valid medical certificate by the downgrade date listed in your letter, your license will be downgraded to a Class D license.
Should your CDL license expire for two years or longer, you are required to obtain a new CLP and pass knowledge test(s) obtain a new CLP and pass a skills test in a representative vehicle.
Additional CDL-Related Extensions
- Extensions do not apply if the driver's license or permit expired before December 1, 2021.
- This extension does not apply to medical examiners certificates originally issued for less than 90 days.
- Drivers who cannot produce evidence of a prior medical certification and any required medical variance/waiver or SPE certification in accordance with the periods stated above, are not covered under this extension
- New drivers who have never obtained a medical certification are not covered under this extension.
- Drivers who, since their last medical certificate was issued, have been diagnosed with a medical condition that would disqualify the driver or would require a state waiver/federal exemption or skills performance evaluation are not covered under this extension.
IF MEDICAL CERTIFICATE/WAIVER, SPE OR VARIANCE EXPIRED: | EXTENDED UNTIL: |
ON OR AFTER December 1, 2021 |
April 15, 2022 |