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The SCDMV Form 412-LV, known as the Certificate of Low Vision Acuity Examination for Non-commercial Beginner Permits or Driver's Licenses, is used to certify an individual's low vision acuity when applying for non-commercial beginner permits or driver's licenses in South Carolina. The form consists of sections where the applicant's personal information, examination results, and examiner's certification are recorded.

The SCDMV Form 412-IS, known as the Certificate of Vision Examination Instruction Sheet, is used by vision specialists to guide them in conducting vision examinations for individuals applying for commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) or learner's permits in South Carolina. This form provides instructions and guidelines for the examination process.

The SCDMV Form 412-CDL, also known as the Certificate of Vision Examination for Commercial Driver's Licenses or Learner's Permits, is used to certify an individual's vision meets the requirements for obtaining a commercial driver's license (CDL) or learner's permit in South Carolina. The form consists of sections where the applicant's personal information, examination results, and examiner's certification are recorded.

The SCDMV Form 4042, known as the Application for Special Farm Truck License, is used by farmers in South Carolina to apply for a special license plate for their farm trucks. This form consists of sections where the applicant can provide their personal information, vehicle details, and certify their eligibility for the special farm truck license.

The SCDMV Form 4038, known as the Affidavit for Rebuilt or Homemade Vehicle, is used to declare the ownership and provide necessary information about a rebuilt or homemade vehicle in South Carolina. The form consists of multiple sections where the applicant can provide details about the vehicle, its components, and the rebuilding process.

The SCDMV Form 4030 is used as a translation document for non-English language documents submitted to the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV). This form helps facilitate communication and understanding between the applicant and the SCDMV when dealing with documents that are not in English.

The form consists of sections that require the applicant's personal information, including their name, address, and contact details. It also includes fields to indicate the type of document being translated and the language it is being translated from.

The SCDMV Form 401-A is used to apply for a special serial number for a vehicle in South Carolina. This form is typically used when an individual or organization wants to request a specific combination of letters and numbers for their vehicle's license plate.

The form consists of sections that require the applicant's personal information, including their name, address, and contact details. It also includes fields to specify the desired combination of letters and numbers for the special serial number.

The SCDMV Form 400-S is used to apply for a salvage or branded title for a vehicle in South Carolina. This form is typically used when a vehicle has been declared a total loss by an insurance company due to damage, theft, or other reasons.

The SCDMV Form 3090-A is used by commercial motor vehicle owners or operators to apply for a duplicate cab card when the original one has been lost, stolen, or damaged. The cab card serves as proof of registration for the vehicle and contains important information, such as the vehicle's registration number and the owner's name and address.

The SCDMV Form 2023 UCR, also known as the 2023 Unified Carrier Registration, is used by carriers operating in multiple states to register and pay their annual fees. The form consists of several sections that require the carrier's information, including their name, address, USDOT number, and the number of vehicles they operate.

One important field on this form is the "Base State" section, where the carrier must select the state in which they have their principal place of business. This determines the fees they need to pay based on the number of vehicles they operate.