SHORT CERT LIKELY — 1-YEAR
The checker reads your verdict. The Kit gets you through the exam: documentation packets for your condition, the two 45-day form clocks run as a calendar, the official medication form packet, waiting-period calendars, failure recovery, and the examiner phone script.
Federal source: FMCSA Medical Examiner's Handbook 2024, Neurology/ENT guidance · Rules checked October 2026
Advisory guidance: vertigo-producing conditions are not certifiable while active and uncontrolled, because a vertigo episode at highway speed is an incapacitation event. For an acute vestibular episode, a symptom-free period of about 2 months is the published guidepost; Ménière's disease is judged on whether attacks are controlled and documented by the treating specialist.
The question is never the diagnosis label — it is when the last attack was and whether your specialist will document control.
Certificate this points to: 1-YEAR certificates, while the standard's monitoring continues.
Bring ENT or neurology records: attack history with dates, treatment, and a statement of control. A symptom diary with dates is genuinely useful evidence here.
This question is decided by the federal text together with its published advisory criteria — clocks, thresholds, and specialist files. The verdict above follows the cited criteria; your documentation is what proves you meet them.
Only a certified medical examiner on the National Registry can certify you. FreightVerdict reads the published federal standards — it does not certify, diagnose, or treat, and nothing here is medical advice.
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