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Pennsylvania - Handicapped Parking Permit/Plates

Individuals with permanent or temporary disabilities or severely disabled veterans may apply for Handicapped Parking Placards or Handicapped Registration Plates. Applications may be picked up at your local police department, or click here to download forms from the PA Department of Transportation web site.

Upon completion, forms will need to be signed by a physician (or, in some limited cases) a police officer.

Completed forms should be mailed with applicable fee to:

PA Department of Transportation
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
P.O. Box 68268
Harrisburg, PA 17106-8268

New York - Handicapped Parking Permit/Plates

How do I get a parking permit for disabled persons? 

You and your healthcare provider can complete the application form MV-664.1. You also can have your healthcare provider (MD, DO, DPM, or NP) complete a statement on their letterhead. The statement must describe the disabling condition and verify that the disability qualifies according to the law. Bring the form or statement to the issuing agency in your locality (normally the office of your city clerk, town clerk or village clerk). There is no fee for a permit. Remember that the DMV does not issue the parking permits. 

How do I get vehicle plates for the disabled? 

Bring the proof of your disability (either form MV-664.1 or the statement from your healthcare provider) and current vehicle plates to any DMV office.

Bring your proof of identity.

Complete the application form, pay $18.00, and surrender your current vehicle plates. Remove frames and fasteners before you surrender a vehicle plate or vehicle plates. The DMV office will not accept a vehicle plate with a frame or any fasteners attached.

Vehicle plates for disabled persons are issued only for vehicles registered in the name of the disabled person.

Each disabled person can have one set of vehicle plates.

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New Jersey - Handicapped Parking Permit/Plates

How do I obtain a license plate or placard for a person with a medically certified permanent loss of mobility?

A person with a certified permanent loss of mobility is entitled to a license plate or placard free of charge. 

Visit an MVC Agency to get an application form or call (888) 486-3339 toll free in New Jersey or (609) 292-6500 from 8:30 am to 4:15 pm weekdays.

Mail completed application to:

NJ Motor Vehicle Commission
Special Plate Unit
P.O. Box 015
Trenton, NJ 08666–0015

You will be mailed a placard and a handicapped ID card.

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