The MV3030V form, also known as the Certificate of Vision Examination, is a document issued by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. It is required for individuals who may need to submit regular vision reports to maintain or obtain a driver’s license. The form, filled out by a certified vision specialist, plays a crucial role in ensuring that drivers meet the necessary vision standards for safe driving. Ready to ensure your vision meets the requirements? Click the button below to start filling out your MV3030V form.
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Form MV3030V at a glance
What it is: Certificate of Vision Examination by Competent Authority, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, MV3030V.
Who signs: Specialist - Signature and Date - m/d/yyyy: this form must be signed by an MD, DO, OD, PA-C or APNP.
VISION SPECIALIST: The Secretary of the Department of Transportation is, by statute, responsible for the decision of driver licensing. Your report will be advisory in determining eligibility.
A filled-in Form MV3030V example: an optometrist certifies a driver's vision
An optometrist completes Form MV3030V for a driver license applicant. The applicant, Jon Sample, seeks a Class D license; the examination took place within the past 90 days. The picture shows the filled form; none of its entries is real. Examination within the past 90 days or since is left blank because the examination took place within the past 90 days. The patient sees 20/40 without lenses and 20/20 with lenses in each eye, with 85 degrees of temporal field. The patient has no progressive eye condition, so Progressive eye condition(s) has NO ticked and its OD, OS, OU and explanation boxes stay empty. The patient can tell traffic signal colors of red, amber and green. The optometrist recommends corrective lenses only, no driving evaluation, and no additional medical evaluation. The patient is safe to operate a non-commercial vehicle only. The optometrist ticks NO for If applicable, I reviewed the attached Driver Condition or Behavior Report because no MV3141 report is attached, so MV3141 Driver Condition or Behavior Report is enclosed stays empty. Nothing goes in Internal WisDOT Use ONLY because only the department fills it.
How to fill out Form MV3030V, box by box
Applicant Name, Driver License Number, Birth Date and Street Address
Enter the Applicant Name - First, Middle Initial, Last, the Driver License Number and the Birth Date.
Enter the Street Address, City, State, ZIP Code, Email Address and (Area Code) Telephone Number.
License Applied For
License Applied For: Class D, Class M, CDL, School Bus or Passenger.
MV3141 Driver Condition or Behavior Report is enclosed
Yes MV3141 Driver Condition or Behavior Report is enclosed.
Internal WisDOT Use ONLY
Internal WisDOT Use ONLY: Other Type (Behav, Board, Waiver).
Issued by: Date:
Visual Acuity and Temporal Field of Vision In Degrees
Indicate Snellen Chart Figures for Visual Acuity Without RX and With RX, Right Eye 20/ and Left Eye 20/, and the Temporal Field of Vision In Degrees. Minimum Standards see: http://wisconsindmv.gov/vision
Examination within the past 90 days or since
This report must be completed based on an examination conducted within the past 90 days or since:
Progressive eye condition(s)
Does applicant have progressive eye condition(s)? OD OS OU If yes, what?
Traffic signal colors of red, amber and green
Is applicant able to distinguish traffic signal colors of red, amber and green?
Would you recommend
Would you recommend: Corrective lenses, No freeway or interstate highway, Limited radius driving. Miles from home:, Daylight driving ONLY, Other:
Driving evaluation with DMV
Would you recommend a driving evaluation with DMV (knowledge, signs and road test)?
Do you feel the patient is safe to operate the following
Do you feel the patient is safe to operate the following: (any recommendations are strictly advisory) Non-Commercial Vehicle, Commercial Vehicle, School and/or Passenger Bus
If applicable, I reviewed the attached Driver Condition or Behavior Report
If applicable, I reviewed the attached Driver Condition or Behavior Report
Additional medical evaluation
Do you recommend any additional medical evaluation?
Specialist - Print Name, Check One and Medical License Number
Enter the Specialist - Print Name, Check One: MD, DO, OD, PA-C or APNP, the Medical License Number, the Office Address, City, State, ZIP Code, the (Area Code) Office Telephone Number and the Patient Exam Date (m/d/yyyy).
More rules for Form MV3030V
Applicant: You may be required to file vision reports on a regular basis.
Incomplete forms will be returned for completion.
Sources
[1] Form MV3030V (4/2019), Certificate of Vision Examination by Competent Authority, Wisconsin Department of Transportation (the Official source link on this page).
Form Mv3030V PDF Details
Driving privileges are not only a cornerstone of personal independence but also a responsibility that requires certain physical capabilities, including adequate vision. In Wisconsin, individuals who seek to obtain or renew their driver's license might encounter the MV3030V form, a pivotal document designed under the auspices of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Medical Review. This Certificate of Vision Examination, necessitated by chapter 343 of the Wisconsin Statutes and Trans. 112 Administrative Code, serves as a crucial assessment tool. It ensures that drivers meet the necessary visual standards to safely operate a motor vehicle. This form is filled out by a qualified vision specialist who evaluates the applicant's visual acuity both with and without corrective lenses, alongside their field of vision. It delves into whether the applicant has progressive eye conditions, their ability to distinguish traffic signal colors, and suggests any restrictions to their driving privileges that might be warranted based on their visual capabilities. Recommendations can range from limiting driving to daylight hours to suggesting further medical evaluation. This thorough evaluation process underscores the commitment to road safety and the individual's right to fair assessment. As it circulates between the applicant, medical professionals, and the Department of Transportation, the MV3030V form embodies a critical interface of healthcare and vehicular law, demonstrating the nuanced balance between ensuring public safety and facilitating personal mobility.