Complete your CDL Med 1 form online using our free PDF editing tool. Follow these steps to fill out your North Carolina commercial driver medical self-certification accurately and quickly:
Step 1: Click "Get Form" above to open the CDL-MED-1 form in our browser-based editor. No registration or download is required to access the form.
Step 2: Select your CDL operation category. Choose one of four options: non-excepted interstate, excepted interstate, non-excepted intrastate, or excepted intrastate. Read each description and check the box that matches your driving situation.
Step 3: Enter your personal information including your CDL number, full legal name, date of birth, and license state. If you selected a non-excepted category, confirm your DOT medical certificate is current and valid.
Non-excepted interstate drivers must submit a valid certificate to the NC DMV within 10 days of certification. Non-excepted intrastate drivers follow NCDOT state submission deadlines for their medical certificate.
Step 4: Review all entries carefully. Apply your digital signature using our e-signature tool. Download, print, or share the completed CDL Med 1 form directly from the editor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the CDL-MED-1 valid? A standard DOT medical certificate is valid for up to 24 months. Drivers with certain medical conditions may receive a shorter certification period of 12 months or less.
What happens if my certificate expires? Your CDL will be automatically downgraded to a standard driver license until you submit a new, valid medical certificate to the NC DMV. Renew before the expiration date.
Related forms: DOT medical examination form, CDL data form, CDL pre-trip exam.