Medical window tint exemption in South Carolina
South Carolina regulates how dark and reflective vehicle window tint may be, and provides a process for drivers with qualifying medical conditions to obtain an exemption from the standard limits.
Tint law overview
South Carolina regulates how dark and reflective vehicle window tint may be, and provides a process for drivers with qualifying medical conditions to obtain an exemption from the standard limits.
SC DMV forms
State form details provided with your certificate.
Renewal
Renewal requirements vary. Details provided with your certificate.
How it works for South Carolina drivers
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Complete the questionnaire
Select your condition, describe how sunlight affects you, and add your vehicle details. About 5 minutes.
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Licensed doctor evaluation
A physician licensed in South Carolina conducts a medical evaluation of your submission.
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Certificate emailed to you
Once approved, your signed certificate is emailed within 24–48 hours. Print it and keep it in your vehicle. State DMV form guidance is included.
South Carolina tint exemption FAQ
Is a medical tint exemption available in South Carolina?
South Carolina regulates how dark and reflective vehicle window tint may be, and provides a process for drivers with qualifying medical conditions to obtain an exemption from the standard limits.
Do I need a SC DMV form?
State form details provided with your certificate.
How often do I need to renew in South Carolina?
Renewal requirements vary. Details provided with your certificate.
Where do I keep the certificate?
Print your certificate and keep it in your vehicle at all times so you can present it during a traffic stop or inspection.
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