What documentation is needed for a vehicle to pass emissions inspection?

To pass an emissions inspection, the primary documentation required is the Vehicle Inspection Report. This report serves as an official record reflecting the results of the emissions testing process. It indicates whether the vehicle meets the state’s emissions standards and includes details such as the date of inspection, the testing facility, and the specifics regarding any emissions-related issues identified during the test.

While other forms of documentation, such as proof of repairs or emissions test history, may provide additional context or support for a vehicle's condition, they are not primary requirements for passing the emissions inspection. The Vehicle Inspection Report is the definitive document that determines compliance with emissions regulations.