Every applicant for a new learner's permit or driver's license in Puerto Rico needs this Spanish-language medical certification. Under Ley 22-2000, the physician personally examines the applicant, records visual acuity, ears, arms and legs and any history of epilepsy, seizures, loss of consciousness, heart disease, pacemaker or prosthesis, then certifies whether the person is physically and mentally fit to drive.
A physician licensed to practice in Puerto Rico completes everything after the applicant identification block and signs with license number and specialties; the applicant gives name, Social Security number and Puerto Rico license number and signs.
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Certificación Médica para Certificado de Licencia de Conducir
Medical Certification for Driver's License Certificate
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Every applicant for a new driver's license or learner's permit certificate. Ley 22-2000 requires applicants to be physically fit and without apparent mental incapacity to drive, and this certification is the physician's record of that personal examination.
No. The instructions state certifications must be completed in full and that certificates with blank spaces or alterations will not be accepted. That includes the physical description items: weight, height, eye color and hair color.
No. It is published only in Spanish as Certificación Médica para Certificado de Licencia de Conducir; the English title is a translation. The physician certifies in Spanish that the applicant 'está' or 'no está' physically and mentally fit to drive motor vehicles.