DMV Vision Test
New York State driver's license renewal vision screening — done in under 5 minutes at our Upper East Side pharmacy. Walk in or book a 30-minute slot online. Serving Yorkville, Carnegie Hill, Lenox Hill & East Harlem.
Fast. Affordable.
The NY DMV requires a vision screening for most license renewals. Skip the eye doctor appointment — we're faster, cheaper, and steps from 93rd Street and 3rd Avenue.
- Book or walk in — 30-minute appointment slots or same-day walk-in
- Takes 5 minutes — quick Snellen chart screening per NY DMV standards
- We complete the MV-619 form — the official NY DMV vision test form
- Cost: $30 — accepted cash, credit, debit. Insurance typically not covered.
- Wear your corrective lenses — bring glasses or contacts you normally drive with
- Same-day results — walk out with your completed form, ready for the DMV
Book Your Slot
Reserve a 30-minute window on Calendly — takes 60 seconds. Walk-ins are welcome but slots fill fast on weekday mornings. Book online →
What to Bring
Your current prescription glasses or contact lenses. Your driver's license or renewal paperwork (optional but helpful). We handle the rest — including completing the official NY State MV-619 form.
Hours & Location
Mon–Fri 10am–6pm · Sat 9am–12pm
1658 3rd Avenue, near 93rd Street
Upper East Side, NYC 10128
4-min walk from Q & 6 train · 96th St station
Everything You Need to Know About
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What the DMV Actually
New York State law sets minimum vision standards for all driver's license holders. Here is exactly what the DMV checks — and what we test for.
Glasses and contacts are permitted. Wear the corrective lenses you normally use for driving. If you pass with correction, your license will note that glasses or contacts are required when operating a vehicle.
Ready to Renew Your License?
Book a 30-minute slot online or walk in. We're at 1658 3rd Avenue, two minutes from the Q and 6 trains. The whole thing takes under 5 minutes.