How to Get a Medical Exemption for Window Tint

Many states allow drivers with qualifying medical conditions to apply darker window tint than normally permitted. Here is everything you need to know.

The Process in 4 Simple Steps

1. Consult a Doctor

Visit a licensed physician or optometrist who can evaluate your condition and determine if you qualify for a tint exemption.

2. Get Documentation

Your doctor provides a signed medical certificate or prescription stating the medical necessity for darker window tint.

3. Register with DMV

Some states require you to register the exemption with the DMV or state agency. Check your state’s specific requirements.

4. Keep Docs Handy

Always carry your medical exemption documentation in the vehicle. You may need to present it during a traffic stop.

Common Qualifying Medical Conditions

Lupus (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus)
Photosensitivity / Light Sensitivity
Melanoma or Skin Cancer
Albinism
Sunlight Allergy (Solar Urticaria)
Xeroderma Pigmentosum
Porphyria
Severe Migraines triggered by light
Post-surgical eye conditions

This is not an exhaustive list. Consult with a physician to determine if your condition qualifies in your specific state.

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Find Medical Exemption Info for Your State

Each state has different medical exemption requirements. Click your state below to see the specific rules and get connected with a doctor.