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(Medical Examination G.P. 69) is a mandatory medical certificate of fitness used primarily by the Kenyan government and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) for employment verification. Core Purpose & Structure

The form serves as an official health assessment to ensure candidates are physically fit for their roles, particularly for permanent, contract, or temporary government service.

: Completed by the hiring ministry or department to authorize the medical exam.

: Completed by a recognized medical officer (typically at a public hospital) after an examination to certify the candidate as "fit" or "unfit". Reverse Side gp69 form

: Requires the candidate to disclose their personal medical history, including past hospitalizations or serious illnesses. Critical Review Points Medical Examination G P 69 Form - mchip.net

The GP 69 is a standardized medical examination form used primarily in Kenya to certify an individual's physical fitness for employment or service extension within government agencies. It is most commonly associated with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) for teacher registration and internship applications. Purpose and Usage

Medical Fitness Certification: Confirms that a candidate meets the health standards required for specific roles. (Medical Examination G

Employment Types: Required for candidates seeking temporary, contract, or permanent employment, as well as those requesting an extension of service or "tour of duty".

TSC Registration: A mandatory document for teachers applying for a TSC number or joining as Junior Secondary School (JSS) interns. Structure of the Form Medical Examination G P 69 Form - mchip.net

Is the GP69 free?

Yes. The DVLA does not charge for processing an export notification or for issuing the GP69 confirmation. Fit: The candidate is medically sound for employment

C. Medical Officer’s Recommendation

The doctor concludes the form by ticking one of the following options:

Fit: The candidate is medically sound for employment.
Unfit: The candidate has a condition that disqualifies them from the specific role.
Temporarily Unfit: The candidate has a treatable condition (e.g., a fracture or minor surgery) and should be reassessed after recovery.

GP69 vs. V5C: Understanding the Difference

To avoid errors, you must distinguish between two documents:

V5C (Section 11 – 'Notification of Permanent Export') : This is the action form. When you sell a vehicle to someone outside the UK, you fill out section 11 of the logbook and send it to the DVLA.
GP69 Form: This is the confirmation document the DVLA sends back to you. It acknowledges that they have processed your export notification. The letter specifically states: "Thank you for telling us your vehicle has been permanently exported" and includes the vehicle’s details and the date of export.

In short: You do not "get" a GP69 to fill out. You receive a GP69 after you have correctly notified the DVLA of an export.

Key Features of the GP69

Not for routine use – The DVLA sends this form directly to the patient's GP with a request to complete it.
Confidential – The doctor sends it directly back to the DVLA, not to the patient.
Detailed medical history – Includes information about diagnosis, treatment, medication, test results, and assessment of fitness to drive.
Cost – The GP can charge a fee for completing the form (not covered by NHS).