Get Parking Permit Application 2015-2024

You can apply in-person or online. Applicants will need to upload proof of residency, a valid driver's license, and vehicle registration to qualify for a residential permit.

In most states, you will need to wait between two and four weeks.

The NYC Department of Transportation operates municipal parking garages and lots in all five boroughs. While municipal parking fields do not allow overnight parking, having permit allows for long-term parking. Make sure you have this permit displayed because parking after posted hours may result in a summons.

There is no fee for a permanent disability parking placard. There is a $15.00 fee for temporary placards.

CURRENT FISCAL YEAR PERMIT RATES PermitRateResident Student - Annual$226.00Resident Student - Semester$113.00Non Resident Student - Annual$183.00Non Resident Student - Semester$91.0017 more rows

The entire application process may take up to 90 days. What does the permit look like? The New York City Disability Parking Permit is a rectangular placard.

You can use this page, http://.txdmv.gov/motorists/disabled-parking-placards-plates and then select the link to Form VTR-214. Alternatively, you can go to your county tax assessor-collector's office to pick up a copy of the form. Complete your portion of the form.

You can apply for a long-term parking permit in a City-owned garage or lot by mailing a completed application and payment. Download the application. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) to request a paper copy. You can request the status of a parking permit application.

Annual parking fees for non-reserved parking spots are: $60 for disabled residents, senior residents, and residents paying discounted rent. $75 for residents paying non-discounted rent. Nonresidents: Queens $1200, Brooklyn or Bronx $1080 (not available in Manhattan and Staten Island)

Obtain a statement from a doctor certifying that you have a qualifying disability. The statement must be less than one year old, describe the condition and how it limits your mobility, be on the doctor's letterhead, and include the doctor's professional license number and signature.

You can apply in-person or online. Applicants will need to upload proof of residency, a valid driver's license, and vehicle registration to qualify for a residential permit.

Download Residential Parking Permit Application Permit renewals and applications can also be obtained via mail or in person at our permit office located at 35 N 8th Street. If you have any questions or want to request an application, please call 215-683-9730.

In most states, you will need to wait between two and four weeks.

Permits may be issued to driver license and ID card holders. Disabled person parking permits are issued in two categories: Permanent – Persons with long-term mobility impairments, or who are certified as legally blind, qualify for a permanent disabled person parking permit or license plate.

The NYC Department of Transportation operates municipal parking garages and lots in all five boroughs. While municipal parking fields do not allow overnight parking, having permit allows for long-term parking. Make sure you have this permit displayed because parking after posted hours may result in a summons.

There is no fee for a permanent disability parking placard. There is a $15.00 fee for temporary placards.

CURRENT FISCAL YEAR PERMIT RATES PermitRateResident Student - Annual$226.00Resident Student - Semester$113.00Non Resident Student - Annual$183.00Non Resident Student - Semester$91.0017 more rows

The entire application process may take up to 90 days. What does the permit look like? The New York City Disability Parking Permit is a rectangular placard.

You can use this page, http://.txdmv.gov/motorists/disabled-parking-placards-plates and then select the link to Form VTR-214. Alternatively, you can go to your county tax assessor-collector's office to pick up a copy of the form. Complete your portion of the form.

You can apply for a long-term parking permit in a City-owned garage or lot by mailing a completed application and payment. Download the application. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) to request a paper copy. You can request the status of a parking permit application.

Annual parking fees for non-reserved parking spots are: $60 for disabled residents, senior residents, and residents paying discounted rent. $75 for residents paying non-discounted rent. Nonresidents: Queens $1200, Brooklyn or Bronx $1080 (not available in Manhattan and Staten Island)

Obtain a statement from a doctor certifying that you have a qualifying disability. The statement must be less than one year old, describe the condition and how it limits your mobility, be on the doctor's letterhead, and include the doctor's professional license number and signature.

Download Residential Parking Permit Application Permit renewals and applications can also be obtained via mail or in person at our permit office located at 35 N 8th Street. If you have any questions or want to request an application, please call 215-683-9730.

Permits may be issued to driver license and ID card holders. Disabled person parking permits are issued in two categories: Permanent – Persons with long-term mobility impairments, or who are certified as legally blind, qualify for a permanent disabled person parking permit or license plate.