Applicants who fail Nevada DMV's vision screening take this certificate to a physician or optometrist for an eye exam. It records acuity without correction, with the current prescription and with any new one, whether glasses are being fitted and any progressive abnormality. The applicant must present it to DMV within 90 days of the date the examination was performed.
A physician or optometrist licensed to practice in Nevada records the exam results, answers the impairment questions and signs; the applicant fills in identity details and also signs the certificate.
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Eye Examination Certificate
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The applicant must present it within 90 days of the date the examination was performed. The exam must be done by a physician or optometrist licensed to practice in Nevada, as the certification line and the note at the bottom of the form both state.
Yes. The certification line is for a physician or optometrist licensed to practice in Nevada, who prints their name, certifies having examined the applicant, and signs with office address, phone number and the date of examination.
Whether the deficiency could be corrected with glasses, whether glasses are being fitted, whether there are progressive abnormalities, and whether the condition will impair the applicant's ability to drive safely. 'Yes' answers to the last two call for an explanation and recommended restrictions.