What documents are required for driver's license annual review?
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Documents required for driver's license annual review include: 1. Motor vehicle driver's license application form; 2. Original and copy of the applicant's identity proof; 3. Original motor vehicle driver's license; 4. Four 1-inch white background color photos; 4. Original medical certificate of motor vehicle driver's physical condition. Requirements for driver's license annual review are: 1. The applicant's score in this scoring cycle has not reached 12 points; 2. The applicant has no pending road traffic safety violations; 3. The applicant's physical condition meets the driving license requirements; 4. The motor vehicle driver's license is not legally detained, suspended, revoked, canceled or annulled.
I've been driving for over a decade and have to deal with the annual driver's license review every year. The required documents mainly include your original ID card, original driver's license, and a few two-inch bareheaded photos with a white background. The most crucial part is the medical examination report, which requires you to undergo a physical check-up at a hospital or designated institution. The doctor will check if your vision is normal, whether you have color blindness, or any other health issues. The annual review is quite important as it ensures that we meet the physical conditions for driving and helps avoid accident risks. My advice is to prepare one or two weeks in advance and not leave it to the last minute to avoid long queues and wasted time. Nowadays, many places also offer online appointment services, making the process more convenient. In short, having all these materials ready gives you peace of mind when driving.
