Colorado drivers aged 80 or older can renew their license online only with an eye doctor's statement of a recent exam. On this one-page form the optometrist or ophthalmologist certifies that the driver meets Colorado's vision recommendations, gives the exam date and states whether corrective lenses are required, under C.R.S. 42-2-118(1.5)(a)(III).
The driver completes and signs the Driver/Patient Section, authorizing the eye doctor. The optometrist or ophthalmologist completes the Optometrist/Ophthalmologist Section with name, license number and state, address, exam date, lens requirement and signature.
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Optometrist/Ophthalmologist Statement for Individuals 80 Years of Age or Older Renewing Electronically
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Don't sign the certification. The form directs you to proceed with the DR 2402 Confidential Eye Examination Report and its process instead, and the driver will need an in-person visit to a Driver License Office rather than renewing online.
The date of examination must be within 6 months. The eye doctor enters that date, states whether corrective lenses are required, and signs. The driver then uploads the completed form during the online renewal at myDMV.Colorado.gov.