Then you must bring the completed DL 62 back to a DMV office and take another vision test.
Your vision specialist will give you a full vision exam to determine your ability to drive safely. This should give you enough time to make an appointment with your vision specialist. If you are renewing your license, DMV will issue you a 60-day temporary license if your eyesight is no worse than 20/70 with both eyes. However, if you had eye surgery within those six months, you must complete and submit a new DL 62 so that your vision specialist can give DMV an update on your vision. If you submitted a DL 62 within the previous six months, a new DL 62 form is not required. The DMV employee will give you a Report of Vision Examination (DL 62) form and ask you to see a vision specialist (a licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist). If you do not meet DMV’s vision standard of 20/40: You won’t receive your renewal notice if DMV does not have your current address. If you have moved since your last renewal, please let us know. Visit your vision specialist for an eye exam before going to DMV if you have not had your vision checked within the last two years, or if you think your eyesight has deteriorated since your last license renewal. This will save you from having to complete an application form. In preparation for your appointment, be sure to:. You may also want to take a sample knowledge test. 
Review the California Driver Handbook if you are required to take a written knowledge test. You can make an appointment online or you can call DMV toll-free at 1-80. 
Customers with appointments typically do not wait as long as customers without appointments, and complete their transactions sooner. If you follow the steps below, you can transform your DMV visit into a quick and anxiety-free experience. Visiting your local DMV office does not have to be an intimidating experience.
At some point in time, every California driver receives a renewal notice requiring them to personally visit a DMV office.
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