Skip to content

FAST, EASY, AND AFFORDABLE

Get Your Arizona Medical Window Tint Exemption Online

We provide the physician-signed forms required for your medical window tint exemption.

  • 100% Online – Skip the DMV Lines
  • Same-Day Delivery – Get Your Forms Instantly
  • Lowest Cost in the US
4.8 stars 3 Reviews
Check Your Eligibility

*Approved or your money back

Medical window tint exemption in Arizona

See What Our Customers Are Saying!

See why our clients recommend us as their trusted partner in medical window tint exemption evaluation.

  • I was recovering from knee surgery and couldn’t drive to a clinic. This platform made everything so easy—I had my evaluation from home and received my DMV. I truly felt supported throughout the process.

    Ana R. — Texas

    4.8 out of 5 stars
  • I spoke to a licensed doctor online and had my documents ready without leaving home. It was fast, clear, and respectful.

    James T. — California

    4.7 out of 5 stars
  • The team walked me through every step, and now I can park safely and legally. It gave me back some independence.

    Jack C. – Florida

    4.8 out of 5 stars

Common Conditions That Qualify for Medical Tint Exemption

  • Autoimmune disorders icon

    Autoimmune Disorders

    • Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
    • Discoid and Cutaneous Lupus
    • Dermatomyositis (Classic/Juvenile)
    • Scleroderma and Mixed Connective
    • Other Photosensitive Autoimmune
  • Skin disorders icon

    Skin Disorders

    • Total or Facial Vitiligo
    • Chronic Actinic Dermatitis
    • Photosensitive Eczema Types
    • Solar Urticaria (Sun Allergy)
    • Polymorphous Light Eruption
  • Eye conditions icon

    Eye Conditions

    • Photophobia (Light Sensitivity)
    • Cataracts and Glaucoma
    • Macular Degeneration Issues
    • Retinitis Pigmentosa Types
    • Post-Surgery Light Sensitivity
  • Neurological pain icon

    Neurological Pain

    • Chronic Migraines (Light-Triggered)
    • Migraine-Associated Photophobia
    • Cluster Headaches with Aura
    • Post-Concussion Light Sensitivity
    • Neurological Light Intolerance
  • Genetic conditions icon

    Genetic Conditions

    • Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP Types)
    • Oculocutaneous Albinism (OCA)
    • Porphyria / Erythropoietic Proto
    • Cockayne Syndrome Variants
    • Bloom Syndrome and Related
  • Drug photosensitivity icon

    Drug Photosensitivity

    • Tetracycline Antibiotics (Doxy)
    • Chemotherapy Medications
    • Retinoids Like Isotretinoin
    • NSAIDs and Diuretics
    • Psychiatric/Cardiac Medications

Arizona: Everything You Need to Know

  • Arizona Window Tint Exemption Laws

    Arizona's medical window tint exemption is authorized under Arizona Revised Statute § 28-959.01 and administered by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) Motor Vehicle Division (MVD). Individuals with medical conditions requiring protection from direct sunlight can apply for an exemption.

    • The exemption allows darker tint on side and rear windows beyond the standard 33% VLT requirement.
    • The exemption does NOT apply to the windshield below the AS-1 line.
    • The exemption covers vehicles you own AND vehicles in which you are a regular passenger.
    • A medical professional must certify that eye protective devices will not provide adequate protection.
    • Adding vehicles to an existing exemption does NOT require a new medical certification.
    • The exemption certificate must be kept in your vehicle and shown to law enforcement upon request.
  • Documents You'll Need

    To apply for a medical window tint exemption in Arizona, you'll need:

    • Completed Application for Window Tint Medical Exemption (Form 40-1511)
    • Medical Professional Certification section completed and signed
    • Your driver's license or ID number
    • Vehicle information (VIN, year, make, model) for each vehicle

    The Medical Professional Certification must include:

    • Confirmation that the applicant has a medical condition requiring shielding from direct sunlight
    • Statement that eye protective devices will not provide adequate protection
    • Medical professional's name, license number, and contact information
    • Signature and date

    The Medical Professional Certification must be signed by one of the following:

    • Doctor of Medicine (MD)
    • Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
    • Naturopathic Medical Doctor (NMD)
    • Ophthalmologist

    If applying through a telehealth service like TintedMD, you can get your evaluation done completely online. You'll receive:

    • A completed Medical Professional Certification for Form 40-1511, ready for MVD submission

    If you need to add vehicles to an existing exemption:

    • Submit a new Form 40-1511 with the additional vehicle information – medical certification is NOT required for subsequent applications

    Note: Submit completed applications to: MVD Support Services, Medical Review Program, PO Box 2100, Phoenix AZ 85001-2100. You can also email to the respective department.

  • Legal Tint Limits

    Arizona law sets specific limits on how dark your vehicle windows can be tinted. With an approved medical exemption, you can exceed standard limits on side and rear windows.

    Standard Arizona Tint Limits (Without Exemption):

    • Windshield: Non-reflective tint allowed only above the AS-1 line or on the top 5 inches.
    • Front Side Windows: Must allow at least 33% VLT (±3% tolerance).
    • Rear Side Windows: Any darkness permitted.
    • Rear Window: Any darkness permitted (dual side mirrors required if view is obstructed).
    • Reflectivity: Maximum 35% (±3% tolerance).
    • Colors: Red and amber tints are prohibited.

    With a Medical Exemption:

    • Front side windows may be tinted darker than 33% VLT.
    • The exemption allows you to "alter the color or reduce the light transmitted through the side or rear windows."
    • Windshield below AS-1 line remains prohibited even with exemption.
    • Your physician determines appropriate tint level based on your medical condition.

How to Get Your Doctor-Signed Exemption Form

  • See If You Qualify (5 minutes)

    Answer simple questions about your qualifying condition to confirm eligibility for a medical window tint exemption.

  • Complete Medical Questionnaire

    Fill out your medical history questionnaire – all online, from any device.

  • Licensed Doctor Evaluation

    Arizona-licensed physician will conduct your medical evaluation and review your condition.

  • Your DMV Forms Are Generated

    Your state-required exemption (Form 40-1511) will be completed, signed, and uploaded to your patient portal.

  • Get Your Signed Exemption Form

    Download, print and mail your completed form to the MVD. Once approved, your exemption certificate will be mailed to you.

Why Do People Choose TintedMD?

FASTEST & CHEAPEST

TintedMD Today

Traditional Doctor Route

15-min online evaluation
Wait 2-4 weeks for doctor
Licensed Arizona physician
$150-300 office visit
Pre-filled DMV forms
Wait for mailed forms

Total: 1-2 days

Total: 3-6 weeks

  • 100% Money-Back Guarantee

    If our licensed physician doesn’t approve your evaluation, you don’t pay.

  • Flexible Payment Options

    Lowest cost in the US with interest-free payment plans available.

  • Fast Same-Day Processing

    Most patients receive their signed forms within hours, not days.

  • Licensed Arizona Physicians Only

    Board-certified doctors licensed to practice in Arizona.

  • HIPAA Compliant & Secure

    Your medical information is protected by federal privacy laws.

  • State-Approved Documentation

    Our forms meet all Arizona ADOT/MVD requirements (Form 40-1511).

Benefits of Having a Medical Tint Exemption

Legal Protection

Drive with a darker tint legally. Your exemption certificate protects you from window tint violations and fines during traffic stops.

No Renewal Required

Your Arizona exemption certificate has no expiration date, it's valid for the lifetime of your vehicle ownership.

benefit feature image

UV Protection

Block harmful UV rays that trigger lupus flares, skin reactions, and photosensitivity symptoms while driving.

All Windows Covered

Unlike standard tint laws, a medical exemption covers your windshield, front side windows, and rear, full vehicle protection.

FAQs

Driver holding a medical window tint exemption card in their vehicle
  • Why do I need TintedMD? Can't I just get my windows tinted?

    No. Arizona law requires a medical exemption before you can legally have front side window tint darker than 33% VLT. Without a completed Form 40-1511 with medical certification, you can be cited. TintedMD provides the required doctor certification 100% online – no office visit, no waiting weeks for an appointment.

  • What exactly does TintedMD provide?

    We provide the completed Medical Professional Certification section of Arizona Form 40-1511 (Application for Window Tint Medical Exemption). Your signed documentation is delivered digitally, ready to submit to the MVD Medical Review Program.

  • How much does TintedMD cost?

    TintedMD offers the lowest cost in the US for medical window tint exemption certifications. You only pay if our licensed physician approves your evaluation – 100% money-back guarantee. We also offer interest-free payment plans to make it even more affordable.

  • What medical conditions qualify for Arizona window tint exemption?

    Arizona law allows exemptions for any person "required for medical reasons to be shielded from the direct rays of the sun" where "eye protective devices will not provide adequate protection." Common conditions include lupus, xeroderma pigmentosum, porphyria, albinism, severe photosensitivity, and skin cancer history.

  • What windows does the exemption cover?

    The Arizona exemption covers driver side windows, passenger side windows, and rear windows. The exemption does NOT apply to the windshield below the AS-1 line – that remains prohibited even with a medical exemption.

  • Does the exemption cover multiple vehicles?

    Yes. Arizona's exemption covers vehicles you own AND other vehicles in which you are a regular passenger. You can list multiple vehicles on your initial application, and adding vehicles later doesn't require a new medical certification.

  • How do I add a vehicle to my existing exemption?

    Submit a new Form 40-1511 with the additional vehicle information and select "Add vehicle(s)" as the application type. A medical professional signature is NOT required for adding vehicles.

  • Does Arizona allow medical window tint exemptions?

    Yes. Arizona permits medical window tint exemptions for qualifying photosensitive conditions when a licensed physician completes the state's medical exemption application (Form 40-1511). Approved exemptions allow tint darker than standard Arizona VLT limits.

Explore Arizona Hotspots
With Medical Window Tint Exemption

Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix

Arizona's capital and the fifth-largest city in America offers year-round sunshine, world-class resorts, and stunning desert landscapes. From Camelback Mountain hikes to the Desert Botanical Garden, Phoenix delivers endless outdoor adventures and Southwestern culture.

  • #Phoenix
  • #ValleyOfTheSun
  • #DesertLife
See Location
Tucson, Arizona

Tucson

Surrounded by five mountain ranges and home to Saguaro National Park, Tucson blends natural beauty with rich cultural heritage. Explore the historic downtown, University of Arizona campus, and some of the best Mexican food north of the border.

  • #SaguaroNationalPark
  • #SouthernArizona
  • #UVProtection
See Location

Designed for Medical Window Tint Exemption Evaluation, Customized to Fit Your Life.

Expert Review Behind Our Content

Medical and legal requirements around window tint exemptions can be confusing. At TintedMD, we focus on providing information that's clear, accurate, and easy to understand. Our articles are developed using trusted medical references and up-to-date state guidelines, then reviewed by licensed healthcare professionals for accuracy and relevance. This review process ensures the information you read is medically sound, compliant with applicable regulations, and practical for real-world situations, so you can make informed decisions with confidence.

Reviewed by

Dr. Matthew Reynolds, MD

Dr. Matthew Reynolds is a board-certified ophthalmologist with over 15 years of experience diagnosing and treating conditions related to light sensitivity and visual discomfort. His clinical focus includes photophobia, post-surgical light sensitivity, retinal disorders, and ocular conditions that significantly impact daily activities such as driving. Dr. Reynolds has extensive experience providing medical documentation for accommodations and exemptions, ensuring evaluations are thorough, accurate, and aligned with state medical requirements. Through his work with TintedMD, he is committed to helping patients safely and confidently manage light-related medical needs.

Dr. Matthew Reynolds, MD — ophthalmologist and TintedMD medical reviewer

Don't just take our word for it!

Ask your favorite AI why TintedMD is the best choice for Tint Exemption,

or connect with our licensed medical professionals today.