Disability License Plates & Placards

If you are a Nevada resident with a disability, you may qualify for a placard or license plate that allows you to use handicapped parking spaces. Information about disability parking placards and license plates is found below, including handicapped parking rules, placard and plate applications, how to renew your disabled parking permit, and how to replace lost or stolen permits. Keep reading for more information about disability placards and plates in Nevada, including how to apply for one from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). A disability placard is a sign that must be hung on the front side of your rearview mirror and must be visible at all times. The handicap license plate, on the other hand, is a specialized plate that takes the place of a standard license plate. If you're traveling to Nevada and have a handicapped parking placard or license plate from your home state, you can use it in Nevada. The state of Nevada recognizes disability placards and plates from all other U.S. A handicap placard allows you to park in any area designated for disabled drivers.

You must either be driving OR be a passenger in the vehicle that is parked in the disabled parking space. The Nevada DMV issues parking placards and license plates for people with qualifying disabilities only. You will need to obtain medical certification and submit it with your application. You may also need to submit additional items, depending on the type of permit you are applying for. You will need a completed Disabled Persons License Plates and/or Placards Application (Form SP27). A healthcare professional with a valid and unrestricted driver's license must complete the bottom half of the application. NOTE: Temporary, moderate, and permanent disability placards are free. By mail to the address on the form. In person at a Nevada DMV office. You must apply for a disability license plate in person at a Nevada DMV office. A completed Disabled Persons License Plates and/or Placards Application (Form SP27). A medical professional must certify your disability on the application form. A valid emissions inspection. Placards and license plates for people with disabilities expire and must be renewed. Temporary placards (red) are valid for up to 6 months. Moderate placards (blue) are valid for up to 2 years. Permanent placards (blue) are valid for up to 10 years. Disability license plates are valid for 1 year. If you have a temporary or moderate disability placard and need it after it has expired, you will need to complete a new application. If your license plate is lost, stolen, or damaged, see our Nevada lost registration page for replacement instructions. Expedited Service Permits are available to disabled individuals with an irreversible condition. These permits allow the holder to expedited services at State of Nevada agencies.

Disabled parking placards—both temporary and permanent— are available to Georgia residents with disabilities. You can apply for a placard or plate through the GA DOR, the same agency that handles car registration and license plates. You must renew your handicapped parking placard or plate for it to remain valid, and you can request a replacement permit if yours is lost, stolen, or damaged. Continue reading this page for more information on handicapped placards and license plates available from the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR). If you are a Georgia resident with a disability, you may qualify for a disabled placard or license plate that allows you to park in designated disabled spaces. Permanent disability placard or special permanent placard. Disabled veteran license plate. Disability placards are also available to institutions for vehicles that regularly provide transportation to people with disabilities. If you are traveling to Georgia from another state, you DO NOT need a GA placard or license plate for handicapped parking if you have one from your home state.

Georgia recognizes disabled parking permits from all other states, and all other states recognize GA handicap placards and plates. You can apply for a handicapped placard or license plate in person from your county tag office. Some offices may accept applications by mail. Contact your local Georgia DOR office for more information. Temporary parking permit is free. Permanent parking permit is free. Special permanent parking permit is free. These are for specially modified vehicles or disabilities involving the inability to use both arms. An osteopath, podiatrist, or chiropractor. Submit your application in person at your county tag office, or contact them to ask about applying by mail. NOTE: Institutions can also use the Disabled Person's Parking Affidavit (Form MV-9D) to apply for a disability placard. You or your dependent has a permanent disability. You have a vehicle registered in your name. NOTE: When you apply for a disability license plate, you are also applying for a permanent placard.