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Delaware DMV MV-346: Physician's Findings Form

Delaware DMV's Medical Section uses this 2-page report to hear from a customer's licensed practitioner about conditions that may affect driving. It screens neuropsychological, neurological, orthopedic, cardiopulmonary, diabetic, vision and hearing, substance use and medication issues, then asks for a recommendation on whether the customer should be allowed to drive, including after a loss of consciousness.

Who completes it

The customer's licensed practitioner, such as a physician, NP or PA, completes the whole form: medical history, recommendations and attestation, including how long they have treated the patient and the last exam date.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
Mail it to the DMV Medical Section in Dover, or fax or email it to the Medical Records Section, as printed on page 2.
Who pays
The form lists no fee.

Good to know

  • As of August 2024 Delaware no longer requires mandatory reporting of medical conditions; licensed practitioners are encouraged to report patients who may pose a danger driving.
  • A physician may certify a loss of consciousness is under sufficient control; a non-physician practitioner may certify no episode in the last three months.
  • If you recommend no driving, explain why, say whether suspension should be immediate, and whether you request a re-exam.
  • Emergency, urgent care and inpatient physicians can check a box saying follow-up will be done by the customer's own practitioner.

Get the official form

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Physician's Findings Form (Medical Physician Findings Report)

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Frequently asked questions

Is reporting medical conditions to Delaware DMV mandatory?

Not anymore. The MV-346 states that as of August 2024, DMV no longer requires mandatory reporting of medical conditions. Licensed practitioners are encouraged to report patients who may pose a danger driving, and customers should self-report health changes that might affect driving.

Can a nurse practitioner or PA complete Delaware form MV-346?

Yes. The form is for the customer's licensed practitioner. On loss of consciousness, a physician can certify the episode is under sufficient control, while a non-physician licensed practitioner certifies no episode in the last three months and no elevated risk to drive safely.