Visit Ohio BMV Website 1-614-752-7800 The BMV issues Disabled Person Placards. Obtain a doctor’s signature on the application for Disabled Person Placard, which is available online. Apply by mail or in person. For Disabled plates a medical certification is required with the application.
Visit Oregon DMV Website To apply for a handicap placard, you must complete the Application for Family Parking Permits for Disabled Persons (Form 265FPP) or the Application for Program Parking Permit (Form 265PP), and apply by mail to DMV Driver Issuance Unit, 1905 Lana Ave NE, Salem, OR 97314. Family permits are valid for 8 … Read More
View Department of Public Safety (DPS) Website DMV Handicap placards are issued by the Department of Public Safety (DPS). To apply, complete the Physical Disability Parking Placard Application and return by mail to: Department of Public Safety, Driver Compliance Division – Physical Disability, P.O. Box 11415, Oklahoma City, OK 73136. This takes about 20 business days to process and … Read More
Visit North Dakota DOT Website North Dakota DOT issues handicap placards and plates. To apply for a handicap placard or license plate, you will need to complete the Application for Mobility-Impaired Parking Permit, which must include medical certification. Submit your application by mail or in person to your local ND motor vehicle office. View or … Read More
Visit Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) Website 1-609-292-6500 Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) The MVC issues handicap placards. Complete the application, available online, have it signed by a physician, and either bring or mail to MVC office.