How to Obtain a Disabled Parking Permit in Missouri
Persons who are disabled in Missouri can apply for a disabled parking space permit. A person with a permanent disability can request disabled license plates or a disabled parking placard. A person with a temporary disability can only request a disabled parking placard. In either case the applicant must meet the definition of disability in accordance with Missouri laws. Read on to learn how to obtain a disabled parking permit in Missouri.
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Instructions
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Review the definition of physically disabled per state of Missouri laws and determine that you qualify as a disabled person in accordance with those laws.
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Request the "Application for Disabled Person Plates/Placard Form DOR-2769" from the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) website. This form cannot be downloaded from the DOR site.
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Complete the applicable sections, once you receive the form, as they pertain to your disability.
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Download and print the "Physician's Statement for Disabled License Plates/Placard Form 1776" from the Missouri DOR website. Give the form to your physician so that the type of disability can be certified and that it is either a permanent or a temporary disability. The expected length of a temporary disability must also be shown.
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Submit the forms to the Missouri Motor Vehicle Bureau. If applying for a temporary disability placard, which is not to exceed 180 days, there is a nominal fee. There is no fee for a permanent disability placard or for disability plates.
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Tips & Warnings
A temporary disability placard can be renewed for up to another 180 days. The renewal requires that another application form DOR-2769 and medical statement Form 1776 be submitted.
