DOTSTG • ST. GEORGE, UTAH
91 W 1470 S, SUITE 203 D • ST. GEORGE, UT 84770
DOTSTG

AVOID AN EXPIRED CERTIFICATE

Renew Your CDL Medical Certification in St. George

A CDL medical card renewal normally means completing a new qualifying DOT medical examination before a current Medical Examiner’s Certificate expires. The medical examiner decides whether another certificate is appropriate and its duration. Your Utah CDL license renewal and medical certification procedures are separate processes with distinct deadlines.

Find your actual expiration date

Review the certification date and expiration shown on your medical record. Do not rely on a generic two-year estimate: a driver may hold a shorter certification period. If you have a medical condition requiring updated records, arrange those before the exam rather than risking another appointment.

What to bring for recertification

Identification, prior certification, the complete medication list and any relevant specialist information are useful. Bring glasses or hearing aids normally used. If an examiner previously requested records about a condition or treatment, confirm what updates are needed before traveling.

Understand Utah's state reporting requirements

After the 2026 National Registry II transition, the way medical qualification data reaches licensing agencies matters. Current FMCSA guidance describes electronic transmission and limits on relying on paper certificates. Check Utah DLD’s CDL information and ensure the state record is correct. A new medical certificate is not itself a CDL license renewal.

Schedule by contacting the actual clinic

DOTSTG lists one St. George office at 91 W 1470 S, Suite 203 D. The online booking form and precise appointment availability have not been verified. Call (435) 674-5147 to confirm openings, cost and any additional records before arriving.

Questions about renew your cdl medical certification in st. george

Plan ahead of the expiration date, especially if specialist records might be required. Exact appointment availability must be confirmed.
No. The examiner makes an individual medical qualification determination.

Official sources and limitations

Information is educational and does not replace medical advice or examiner judgment. Provider and clinic operational details should be confirmed directly before travel.