How to Fill Out MED 2

MED 2 at a glance

What it is: MED 2 Customer Medical Report: use this form to request medical information from your physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner.

Who signs: Sign the CUSTOMER SIGNATURE AND AUTHORIZATION; a parent must sign for a minor.

What to bring and attach to MED 2

Provide the entire MED 2 and your DMV letter to your medical provider at the time of your medical examination.

A filled-in MED 2 example: a customer fills out page 1

MED 2 example filled out, example: a customer fills out page 1
Sam Q. Sample fills out the MED 2 before a medical exam. Sam reports one blackout and takes one prescription medication. The picture shows page 1 filled in, and every value in it is made up. Sam's mailing address is the same as the residence address. Sam has no suffix, so the Suffix box in Customer information stays empty. Sam takes no non-prescription medication, so the non-prescription boxes in Your medical condition and medications stay empty. Sam lists one medication, so the other medication rows stay empty. Sam names one provider, so the second name in Information release approval stays empty. Sam answers Yes to the medication and blackout questions and No to the crash and CDL questions. Sam signs the printed page by hand, because the signature line has no fillable box.

How to fill out MED 2, box by box

Customer information

MED 2 example filled out, customer information

Enter your NAME (Last) (First) (MI) (Suffix) and your CUSTOMER NUMBER (from your driver's license) or SSN.

Enter the RESIDENCE/HOME ADDRESS with CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE and CITY OR COUNTY OF RESIDENCE.

Enter the MAILING ADDRESS with CITY, STATE and ZIP CODE.

Enter your DAYTIME TELEPHONE NUMBER, BIRTH DATE (mm/dd/yyyy), WEIGHT in lbs and HEIGHT in FT and IN.

If you enter a residence or mailing address that is other than what is currently on DMV's system, complete an "Address Change Request" (ISD 01).

Your medical condition and medications

MED 2 example filled out, your medical condition and medications

Describe, in detail, your medical condition.

If Yes, list the prescription/non-prescription medications; attach a separate sheet if more space is required.

List each NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION and PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION with its DOSAGE and TIME(S) TAKEN.

Blackout, seizure, loss of consciousness, or syncope

MED 2 example filled out, blackout, seizure, loss of consciousness, or syncope

If Yes, enter date of last episode of a blackout, seizure, loss of consciousness, or syncope.

Did the episode result in a motor vehicle crash? (YES or NO)

Explain what happened during the episode.

Commercial driver license disability waiver or hazardous materials variance

MED 2 example filled out, commercial driver license disability waiver or hazardous materials variance

If you are applying for a commercial driver license disability waiver or a hazardous materials variance (YES), a CDL Disability Waiver or Hazardous Materials Variance Application (MED 30) must also be submitted.

Information release approval

MED 2 example filled out, information release approval

INFORMATION RELEASE APPROVAL.

You authorize a licensed medical provider to complete this Customer Medical Report, submit it to DMV and, if necessary to provide further clarification or information to DMV about your medical or visual impairment. Virginia Code § 46.2-208(b)(1) prohibits DMV from releasing medical data to anyone other than a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner.

Sign the CUSTOMER SIGNATURE AND AUTHORIZATION; a parent must sign for a minor.

Enter the DATE (mm/dd/yyyy).

More rules for MED 2

Review all correspondence received from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) regarding concerns about your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.

Complete the sections of the MED 2 titled “Customer Information” and “Information Release Approval”.

Be sure to provide your signature at the end of the “Information Release Approval” section.

Request your medical provider to complete Part F and the parts of the MED 2 that pertain to your medical condition(s) and return the report to DMV.

Suspension notices, incidents and medical providers

You received an Official Notice/Order of Suspension

If you received an Official Notice/Order of Suspension, you must provide DMV with the required Customer Medical Report (MED 2), prior to the effective date noted in the Notice/Order to avoid having your driving privilege suspended.

Provide your requested information at least 5 - 7 days before your suspension deadline to allow for processing time.

The medical examination must be conducted after the issue date of your Official Notice/Order of Suspension.

If your driving privilege is suspended, you will be required to provide proof of legal presence in order to reinstate your driver's license, if you have not already provided proof.

You were involved in a particular incident, recent motor vehicle crash or have experienced a recent blackout, seizure or loss of consciousness

If you were involved in a particular incident, recent motor vehicle crash or have experienced a recent blackout, seizure or loss of consciousness, the MED 2 report must reference these incidents and/or events.

You are the medical provider

You must complete Part F and the parts of the MED 2 that pertain to your patient's medical condition(s).

Neurological/Musculoskeletal - Part A & F

Metabolic - Part B & F

Cardiovascular - Part C & F

Pulmonary - Part D & F

Psychiatric/Substance Abuse - Part E & F. Only one Part F is required if the same medical provider completes multiple report sections.

In lieu of completing the MED 2, you may submit a letter, note or copies of records as long as the information you submit addresses all of the information requested on the MED 2 including your determination on the patient's ability and safety to drive.

Return the completed MED 2 to DMV by faxing it to DMV Medical Review Services at (804) 367-1604.

Common questions about MED 2

Are there fees?

Any charges related to or incurred as part of the completion of this form are the customer's responsibility.

Where to get help with MED 2

If you have questions related to DMV's requirement for you to submit a MED 2, you may contact DMV Medical Review Services:

Telephone - (Voice) 1-804-367-6203 or (Deaf/Hearing Impaired only) 1-800-272-9268

Sources

[1] Form MED 2 (07/01/2024), Customer Medical Report, Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (the Official source link on this page).

MED 2 PDF Details

If you received an Official Notice/Order of Suspension, you must provide DMV with the required MED 2 prior to the effective date to avoid having your driving privilege suspended.

Your part: complete Customer Information and Information Release Approval; provide your signature at the end of the Information Release Approval section.

Medical provider: provide the entire MED 2 and your DMV letter to your medical provider at the time of your medical examination.

Part F: must be completed by your physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner.

Charges: any charges related to or incurred as part of the completion of this form are the customer's responsibility.

QuestionAnswer
Form NameMED 2
Form Length9 pages
Fillable?Yes
Fillable fields427
Avg. time to fill out60+ min
Edition07/01/2024
Issuing agencyVirginia Department of Motor Vehicles
Where to sendFax to DMV Medical Review Services at (804) 367-1604
Suspension noticeIf you received an Official Notice/Order of Suspension, prior to the effective date noted in the Notice/Order
Matches the agency's fileYes, checked October 7, 2026
Other namesMED 2, MED2, DMV MED 2, Customer Medical Report, Virginia DMV MED 2 form
Official sourceMED 2 (Rev 07/01/2024), Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles