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What are the requirements for submitting a CDL medical exam report to the NY DMV? New York

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Submitting Your CDL Medical Exam Report

To submit a medical form for a NY commercial license, you must complete an Application for Driver License and Non-Driver ID Card (Form MV-44) and submit with it a photocopy of your Medical Examiner Certificate. This certificate must be current (issued over the last 24 months).
 
NOTE: Each CDL driver must renew the Medical Examiner Certificate every two years and carry this document with him or her at all times when driving.

Additional CDL Exams

Meeting federal medical requirements is just one of the steps needed to obtain a CDL. In addition, you must pass vision, knowledge, and skill exams.

To prepare for the knowledge exam, study the state's CDL manual. You can obtain this, for free, from any New York DMV office, or by downloading from the DMV's website. You can also prepare by taking a CDL practice test.

To pass the skills CDL test (road), you'll need to make an appointment. You can do this online or by calling (518) 402-2100.

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