State-by-State Medical Tint Exemption Directory
Explore local motor vehicle codes, official DMV agencies, and legal documentation guidelines. Our licensed doctors certify patients across all 50 U.S. states.
ALEA Window Tint Exemption Application
Alaska Medical Tint Exemption Certificate
Arizona MVD Window Tint Exemption Application
Arkansas Physician Tint Certification
California Physician Medical Tint Recommendation
Colorado Physician Medical Necessity Certificate
Connecticut DMV Form E-220 Tint Exemption Application
Delaware DMV Medical Tint Waiver Application
FLHSMV Form HSMV 83390 (Application for Sunscreening Medical Exemption)
Georgia DPS Form DPS-1180 (Window Tint Exemption)
Hawaii Physician Medical Tint Certification
Idaho Physician Medical Tint Exemption Statement
Illinois Form VSD-720 (Tinted Window Certification Application)
Indiana Physician Medical Tint Exemption Certification
Iowa Physician Medical Necessity Documentation
Kansas Physician Medical Tint Exemption Statement
Kentucky Physician Medical Tint Certification
Louisiana OMV Window Tint Medical Exemption Affidavit
Maine BMV Application for Tinted Window Certificate
Maryland MVA Form MSP 23-26 (Physician's Written Certification)
Massachusetts RMV Application for Tinted Glass Waiver
Michigan Physician Medical Exemption Certificate
Minnesota Physician Medical Exemption Documentation
Mississippi DPS Window Tint Waiver Affidavit
Missouri Form DOR-4008 (Window Tinting Permit Application)
Montana Physician Medical Tint Exemption Certificate
Nebraska Physician Written Medical Statement
Nevada DMV Form VP-231 (Application for Window Tint Exemption)
New Hampshire DMV Application for Tinted Window Permit
New Jersey MVC Form MR-1 (Application for Sunscreening Exemption)
New Mexico Physician Medical Necessity Statement
NYS DMV Form MV-80W (Application for Tinted Window Exemption)
NCDMV Form MR-33 (Application for Tinted Window Waiver)
North Dakota Physician Medical Necessity Certificate
Ohio BMV Medical Exemption Statement
Oklahoma DPS Tinted Window Exemption Application
Oregon DMV Form 735-7170 (Medical Exemption for Window Tint)
PennDOT Form MV-402 (Application for Sun Screening Certificate)
Rhode Island DMV Application for Medical Exemption
SCDMV Physician Medical Certificate
South Dakota Physician Medical Necessity Statement
Tennessee Form SF-1553 (Medical Exemption Application)
Texas DPS Medical Exemption Statement
Utah Physician Medical Tint Certification
Vermont DMV Application for Window Tint Medical Exemption
Virginia DMV Form MED-20 (Sun-Shading Medical Authorization Application)
Washington State Medical Tint Exemption Certificate
West Virginia DMV Form DMV-47-TR (Medical Exemption Application)
Wisconsin Physician Medical Exemption Certificate
Wyoming Physician Medical Exemption Certificate
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about getting legal medical window tint.
Yes, medical window tint exemptions and physician certifications are available nationwide across all 50 states. A licensed doctor evaluates your needs and signs your official state documentation.
It is an official doctor-signed medical certification showing you have a clinical need for sun protection. Depending on your state, you can keep it in your car or submit it to your state DMV.
Keep your signed physician documentation in your vehicle with your registration. When stopped, simply hand it to the officer to verify your medical exemption.
Every document includes your certifying doctor's name, active state medical license number, and clinical credentials to verify your official medical exemption status.
Skip the clinic waiting rooms and $200+ specialist co-pays. Fill out our 2-minute pre-qual form, book a 5-minute phone call with a licensed doctor at your convenience, and receive your signed documentation.
After completing your quick 5-minute doctor phone consultation, your approved doctor's note or prefilled state DMV forms are delivered straight to your email within 24 hours.
The evaluation is a flat $129 with zero hidden fees, or 4 interest-free payments of $32.25 with Klarna. If the doctor doesn't approve your exemption, you get a 100% full refund right away.
You do NOT need a severe illness to qualify. Everyday symptoms like sun glare discomfort, squinting, sensitive eyes (photophobia), blinding night LED headlights, screen-related eye strain, migraines, and post-LASIK recovery are fully valid reasons, alongside chronic conditions like lupus or skin photosensitivity. If bright light affects your driving comfort or safety, you qualify.
No prior medical charts, doctor notes, or insurance referral paperwork are required. Your evaluating doctor assesses the symptoms and driving difficulties you share on our quick 2-minute online intake.
Yes, absolutely. The majority of certified drivers seek an exemption for common light sensitivity (photophobia), eye fatigue on sunny highways, and glare from modern LED headlights. You do not need a rare or severe diagnosis to get approved.
Yes, your information is protected with 256-bit encryption and strict HIPAA-compliant privacy standards. Only your assigned evaluating doctor ever sees your health details.
If our doctor reviews your answers and determines you don't clinically qualify for an exemption, you get 100% of your money back automatically. There are zero cancellation fees or surprise charges.
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