Utahns with an invisible condition such as autism, epilepsy, diabetes, dementia, hearing loss or PTSD can ask the Driver License Division to place an identification symbol on their license or ID record, shared with law enforcement through the Utah Criminal Justice System. A health care professional certifies the condition on this one-page request under UCA 53-3-207.
The applicant completes identity details and signs the consent; a health care professional as defined in UCA 53-3-207 checks the conditions, adds comments and signs with degree and state license number.
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Invisible Condition Request
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For a patient who has a driver license, yes. The HCP checks a box confirming that a copy of a medical or vision form is attached and marked with the appropriate category, such as DLD 134 for epilepsy (category E) or DLD 49 for visual impairment.
The form lists communication impediment, hearing loss, traumatic brain injury, PTSD, drug allergy, schizophrenia, blindness or visual impairment, epilepsy, developmental disability, autism spectrum disorder, diabetes, Down syndrome, Alzheimer's disease or dementia, heart condition, and other.
No. The applicant acknowledges that the symbol confers no legal rights or privileges, including parking privileges for individuals with disabilities. Its purpose is to flag the condition on the license or ID record shared with law enforcement.