Get Disability Plate Second Set Questionnaire - Minnesota Department ... - Dps Mn

You must complete an application form to receive a disability parking certificate. You can also apply for a certificate through the Minnesota Department of Public Safety website. Under Driver Services, select Request or Renew Disability Parking Certificate. If you have questions about the process, call 651-297-3377.

(a) Parking spaces reserved for physically disabled persons must be designated and identified by the posting of signs incorporating the international symbol of access in white on blue and indicating that violators are subject to a fine of up to $200.

Vehicles with disability plates or certificates may park for free at some parking meters. Some meters allow you to park beyond the normal time limit. No vehicles, even those with disability plates or certificates, can park at metered spaces in some situations, including: Rush hour.

You may transfer the ownership of a motor vehicle at any of the nearly 200 Deputy Registar Offices located throughout the state. Click HERE to find your field office or call 651.297.

Veteran dates of service and eligibility Minnesota does not currently offer a reduced registration rate or a specific license plate for "Disabled Veterans". The Disabled American Veteran plates are issued to members of the organization and does not denote disability.

The applicant must complete the Application for Disability Parking Certificate. The applicant completes its top section; a medical professional completes the remainder. The form can then be submitted to any Motor Vehicle Registrar's office or by mail to the address listed on the form.

1 to 6 months: Temporary certificate, 7 to 12 months: Short-term certificate, 13 to 71 months: Long-term certificate. The disability must be re-certified before a new or subsequent parking certificate will be issued. Persons with a permanent disability are issued a 6 Year Certificate.