MED-2 - Virginia DMV 2025

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The MED 2 document is a Customer Medical Report form used to request medical information from healthcare providers for individuals seeking to demonstrate their ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. It includes sections for customer information, medical history, and specific health conditions that may affect driving capabilities. The form must be completed by a physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner and submitted to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) as part of the process to address concerns about the individual's driving safety.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MED-2 in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Customer Information' section. Enter your name, address, customer number or SSN, and birth date. Ensure all details are accurate.
In the 'Medical Condition' section, provide a detailed description of your medical condition and any medications you take. Be honest and thorough to ensure proper evaluation.
Complete the 'Information Release Approval' section by authorizing your medical provider to submit this report to DMV. Don’t forget to sign and date this section.
Take the completed MED-2 form along with any DMV correspondence to your physician for them to fill out relevant sections regarding your medical condition.
Once your physician has completed their part, return the entire form to DMV as instructed.

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How much is the reinstatement fee for a suspended license in VA?

You must pay a reinstatement fee before you can get your drivers license back. The cost currently ranges from between $40 and $220, and the fee you will owe will depend on why your license was suspended.

How do I reinstate my suspended license in Virginia?

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Who reports seizures to DMV in Virginia?

For First-time Drivers License/ID Applicants in Virginia One proof of identity. Two proofs of Virginia residency. One proof of legal presence. Proof of your Social Security number (SSN), if you have been issued one. Proof of name change, if your name appears differently on your proof documents.

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You may pay any outstanding fee owed to DMV online. Payment of these fees is the first step in having your driving and registration privileges reinstated. There may be additional requirements to meet to fully restore your ability to drive and register a vehicle in Virginia.

How do I get my license back after suspension in Virginia?

If your driving privilege has been suspended, revoked or disqualified, you may reinstate those privileges by paying a reinstatement fee. This law applies to Virginia residents and non-residents alike, regardless if you are licensed. You can also pay by mail, phone or in person at any customer service center.

What do I have to do to get my license back after suspension?

Typically, reinstatement requires paying fines, completing any required courses, and submitting proof to the DMV. Keeping records of all communications and documents related to the suspension helps clarify the current status.

MED-2 - Virginia DMV 2025

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