Odisha: Online Medical Certificate Mandatory for Renewal of DL from Jan 26
Bhubaneswar: As per the provision of CMVR, 1989, a medical certificate in Form 1A is mandatory for the applicant more than 40 years and applying for new LLR or renewal of Driving License (DL) . It is also required for all applicants applying for any new transport DL. At present the applicants are obtaining a [...]
Bhubaneswar: As per the provision of CMVR, 1989, a medical certificate in Form 1A is mandatory for the applicant more than 40 years and applying for new LLR or renewal of Driving License (DL) .
It is also required for all applicants applying for any new transport DL.
At present the applicants are obtaining a manual doctor certificate in a paper format and uploading in the SARATHI portal at the time of online application.
In this process the correctness of the medical certificate cannot be ascertained and fake doctor certificates are also uploaded.
In order to make it more transparent and to ensure proper medical test by genuine doctors (MBBS degree holder with registration under MCI), STA Odisha has developed a new online doctor registration portal where about 167 MBBS doctors having MCI registration have registered in the portal.
They will issue medical certificate to DL & LL applicant through online SARATHI portal and no uploading of form 1A would be required. The details of such doctors are available on web portal of SARATHI.
Starting January 26, online issuance of medical certificate will be mandatory for DL & LL applicant of age more than 40 years.
Shedding light in this regard, Dipti Ranjan Patra, Joint Commissioner Transport, Technical said, “A total of 167 doctors have registered on the portal. Any doctor with MBBS degree or above is eligible to register on the portal. Registration of doctors is completely free of cost.”
The medical certificate of a person of age more than 40 year applying for issuance of Learner license/driving license or its renewal can be presented online in the form 1 (A) rather than doing it manually.
It was decided to issue of medical certificate in form 1 (A) electronically under the 5T policy of the Government of Odisha to improve the ease of getting driving license and to have better user experience and to reduce footfall in RTO offices.
This will also ensure no one can upload a fake medical certificate and get a driving license. In order to make whole system transparent, the portal is launched where in license applicant can directly get medical certificate without hassle.
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