Delaware Tint Exemption Certificate: What It Must Include
A Delaware medical tint exemption is only valid if the physician's certificate meets specific requirements. Here's exactly what must be included to protect you during a police stop.
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Medically ReviewedWhat Delaware Law Requires on a Medical Tint Certificate
Delaware Code Title 21, §4313 authorizes medical exemptions from standard tint requirements, but the exemption is only enforceable if the physician's certification is properly documented. A certificate that is missing key information may not protect you during a traffic stop, even if it is legitimately issued by a Delaware-licensed physician.
Carrying the Certificate in Your Vehicle
Delaware law requires the certificate to be available for inspection upon request by a law enforcement officer. Best practices:
- Keep a printed copy in the glove compartment at all times
- Also save a digital copy on your phone as backup
- Inform the officer upfront during any tint-related traffic stop — present the certificate before they ask
- Keep the document legible — replace worn or faded copies immediately
What Our Certificate Includes
The exemption certificate issued through our online process is completed by a Delaware-licensed physician and includes all required elements: physician license number, medical necessity statement, patient information, date, and signature. It is designed to satisfy Delaware State Police and DMV requirements.
Starting at $250 · Issued by Delaware-licensed physician
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