Oklahomans with an autism spectrum disorder can voluntarily add an autism designation to their driver license or state ID record so law enforcement officers and emergency medical professionals can identify and communicate with them. Service Oklahoma requires a provider's signed certification of the diagnosis in Section 2. The individual chooses whether the designation appears on the credential, is shared with law enforcement, or both.
A licensed primary care physician, licensed psychologist or licensed psychiatrist completes Section 2, certifying the diagnosis with license type and number. The individual completes Sections 1, 3, 4 and 5, including the display choice and optional emergency contact.
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Autism Designation Enrollment
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Section 2 must be completed by a licensed primary care physician, licensed psychologist or licensed psychiatrist. The provider certifies that the person named in Section 1 has been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder and adds printed name, license type, license number, signature and date.
No. In Section 3 the individual chooses one option: displayed on the credential, communication considerations shared with law enforcement, or both. The designation is voluntary and can be updated or removed later through Service Oklahoma.
No. Section 4, the emergency contact and communication considerations, is completed voluntarily by the individual, and anything entered there is accessible to law enforcement officers. The provider's part is limited to the Section 2 certification of diagnosis.