Get Montana License Plate 2015-2024

How do I get a handicap parking permit in Montana? Applicant must complete the Disability Permit/License Plate Application (Form MV5). A physician, chiropractor, or advance practice registered nurse must complete its Part B. The form can then be mailed to the nearest county treasurer's office.

If you're purchasing a new or used vehicle in Montana, you'll need to register it with the state. To do so, you'll need to visit your local MVD Express location or register online. You'll need to provide the vehicle's title, proof of insurance, a valid driver's license, and payment for the registration fee.

Form MV5 requires a physician signed certificate that verifies your disability, injury or illness and guarantees your eligibility for the Montana disabled parking permit program. You will receive your disabled parking permit placard by mail.

For example, if you initially registered your tags in the month of June, you will need to renew your registration in May of the following year. There is a grace period for expired tags between the 1st and 25th days of the anniversary registration month.

Non-residents may choose to register by the calendar quarter. The vehicle must display the license plate or decal from both its home state and from Montana.

To get a Disability Placard to hang in the windshield of your vehicle, you and your doctor must fill out an MV5, a Disability Placard/License Plate Application. Have your doctor fax this form directly to the number listed at the top.

When you purchase a vehicle or choose a license plate that is not immediately available, the vehicle dealer or your county treasurer's office issues a temporary registration permit (TRP). This permit allows you to drive the vehicle until you receive your new registration and plates.

Montana Disabled Veteran License Plate: The Montana Disabled Veteran license plate is offered to eligible disabled Veterans. Disabled Veterans may be issued up to two sets of this license plate for their vehicles. These license plates authorize disabled parking privileges.

A Montana resident who is eligible to receive a special parking permit under MCA 49-4-301 may be issued a special license plate with a design or decal bearing a representation of a wheelchair as the symbol of a person with a disability upon written application on a form prescribed by the department.

A Montana resident who is eligible to receive a special parking permit under MCA 49-4-301 may be issued a special license plate with a design or decal bearing a representation of a wheelchair as the symbol of a person with a disability upon written application on a form prescribed by the department.

To renew your MT permanent disability placard, you must: Complete the Disability Permit/License Plate Application (Form MV5), including the medical certification section. Submit the form by e-mail, fax, or mail. Contact information is listed on the form.

If you recently purchased a vehicle and need a temporary permit, we will need you valid photo ID and some one of the following items: A valid Montana title with the signatures of ALL legal owners notarized, with the notary acknowledgement being dated within the last 40 days.

How do I get a handicap parking permit in Montana? Applicant must complete the Disability Permit/License Plate Application (Form MV5). A physician, chiropractor, or advance practice registered nurse must complete its Part B. The form can then be mailed to the nearest county treasurer's office.

If you're purchasing a new or used vehicle in Montana, you'll need to register it with the state. To do so, you'll need to visit your local MVD Express location or register online. You'll need to provide the vehicle's title, proof of insurance, a valid driver's license, and payment for the registration fee.

Form MV5 requires a physician signed certificate that verifies your disability, injury or illness and guarantees your eligibility for the Montana disabled parking permit program. You will receive your disabled parking permit placard by mail.

For example, if you initially registered your tags in the month of June, you will need to renew your registration in May of the following year. There is a grace period for expired tags between the 1st and 25th days of the anniversary registration month.

Non-residents may choose to register by the calendar quarter. The vehicle must display the license plate or decal from both its home state and from Montana.

To get a Disability Placard to hang in the windshield of your vehicle, you and your doctor must fill out an MV5, a Disability Placard/License Plate Application. Have your doctor fax this form directly to the number listed at the top.

When you purchase a vehicle or choose a license plate that is not immediately available, the vehicle dealer or your county treasurer's office issues a temporary registration permit (TRP). This permit allows you to drive the vehicle until you receive your new registration and plates.

Montana Disabled Veteran License Plate: The Montana Disabled Veteran license plate is offered to eligible disabled Veterans. Disabled Veterans may be issued up to two sets of this license plate for their vehicles. These license plates authorize disabled parking privileges.

A Montana resident who is eligible to receive a special parking permit under MCA 49-4-301 may be issued a special license plate with a design or decal bearing a representation of a wheelchair as the symbol of a person with a disability upon written application on a form prescribed by the department.

A Montana resident who is eligible to receive a special parking permit under MCA 49-4-301 may be issued a special license plate with a design or decal bearing a representation of a wheelchair as the symbol of a person with a disability upon written application on a form prescribed by the department.

To renew your MT permanent disability placard, you must: Complete the Disability Permit/License Plate Application (Form MV5), including the medical certification section. Submit the form by e-mail, fax, or mail. Contact information is listed on the form.

If you recently purchased a vehicle and need a temporary permit, we will need you valid photo ID and some one of the following items: A valid Montana title with the signatures of ALL legal owners notarized, with the notary acknowledgement being dated within the last 40 days.