Requirements to regain privileges can include:
- Passing all DMV tests: vision, knowledge and skills
- Submitting a Driver Medical Report (included with the initial Suspension Notice, when required) completed by their health care provider managing the condition(s) for which they were reported
- Submitting a Certificate of Vision (included with the Suspension Notice, when required)
When a Driver Medical Report is received, it is reviewed by one of DMV’s Medical Determination Officers, a licensed MD or DO, who makes a determination of medical eligibility. When that determination has been made, a letter is sent to the driver notifying them of the determination.
When the driver is determined to be:
- Medically eligible:
- The letter will provide the next steps to regain driving privileges, if any.
- And they have a testing requirement, the letter will give them the phone number to call to schedule the tests. (Note: The tests are the same as anyone getting their license in Oregon is required to take.)
- Not Medically eligible, the letter will tell them what needs to happen in order to become medically eligible and when they can be reconsidered for eligibility. They will also receive another Suspension Notice, as a result of this determination, with a different time frame that runs at the same time as the initial Suspension Notice (not in addition to).