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The document is a certified statement form for the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program from the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration. It requires vehicle owners to provide information about their vehicle, state reasons for non-compliance with emissions inspection requirements, and includes sections for repair facilities or law enforcement verification if applicable. The completed form must be mailed or faxed to the MVA.

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Who is exempt from emissions testing in Maryland?

However, several categories receive exemptions: The following vehicles are exempt from Maryland emissions requirements: Motorcycles of all types and ages. Vehicles 20 years or older.

Can you pass Maryland emissions with check engine light?

Vehicles emissions are analyzed while the engine is at idle. The idle test is more appropriate for older model cars and heavy duty vehicles because of their vehicle design. If the OBD check engine or similar warning lights are lit on the dashboard, the vehicle will fail the OBD test.

How to get a waiver for emissions in Maryland?

A customer may apply for a waiver after a vehicle fails the test, undergoes a repair, and fails the test again. The owner(s) must submit original receipts or invoices indicating the minimum repair cost of $450.00 has been spent on emissions related repairs.

How to pass exhaust emissions?

Make sure the fuel system is properly adjusted for optimal combustion. Check the injectors, fuel filter, and fuel system to make sure they are working properly. An improper air-fuel mixture can increase emissions and impair engine performance.

How to get an emissions waiver in Maryland?

The owner(s) must submit original receipts or invoices indicating the minimum repair cost of $450.00 has been spent on emissions related repairs. The documentation must be submitted at a VEIP station to process the waiver. A waiver will be issued for two years from the original assigned test date.

How to pass the Maryland emissions test?

VEIP Exempt Vehicles Vehicles powered solely by diesel or electric. Motorcycle. Vehicles registered as a farm truck, farm truck tractor or farm area vehicle. Historic or Antique vehicles.

What will fail the emissions test in Maryland?

Reasons why your vehicle failed may be: For any test: Removal, alteration, or tampering of emissions control equipment, including modifications of the on-board diagnostics (OBD) system.

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