MV-9D (Rev. 05-2006) Disabled Person’s Parking Affidavit www.dor.ga.gov
Section One – Except for signature(s), this form must be typed, electronically completed and printed or legibly hand printed.
Note: The vehicle owner information is only required when applying for a DP license plate. You do
not have to own a vehicle to obtain a DP parking
permit (placard).
*Vehicle Owner’s Full Legal Name
*Driver’s License # & Name of Issuing State
*Vehicle Owner’s Street Address including city, state & zip
*County of Residence
Disabled Person’s Full Legal Name *Relationship to Vehicle Owner – Check only one box
Child Self
Spouse Ward
Disabled Person’s Street Address including city, state & zip
Section Two
For Institutions Only: This vehicle is used primarily for the transportation of disabled persons.
Institution’s Full Legal Name (Institution as defined by Georgia Law §31-7-1) - Attach a copy of institutional license
Vehicle Year & Make Vehicle Identification # Vehicle Color Vehicle Tag #
Institution Authorized Representative’s Signature & Position – ‘PARKING PERMITS (Placards) ONLY’ Date
Section Three
Check applicable box(s) below: You may apply for both a Disabled Person’s Parking Permit and a Disabled Person’s License Plate with this form.
Temporary Parking Permit (Placard) No Fee – Not valid for more than six (6) months.
Permanent Parking Permit (Placard) No Fee – Must be replaced every four (4) years from issue date.
Special Permanent Parking Permit (Placard) No Fee – Because of a physical disability, drives a motor vehicle which has been equipped with
hand controls for the operation of the vehicle’s brakes and accelerator; or is physically disabled due to the loss of, or loss of use of, both
upper extremities. Must be replaced every four (4) years from issue date.
Disabled Person’s License Plate (Fee $20.00 plus any taxes that may be due).
Section Four – To be completed by the practitioner of the healing arts as defined in Georgia Law §40-6-221(5.1), as amended.
Is disability permanent? Yes No
I hereby swear and affirm that the above individual as defined by Georgia Law §24-9-101 and §40-6-221(5):
Is hearing impaired pursuant to Georgia Law §24-9-101.
Is so ambulatorily disabled that he/she cannot walk 200 feet without stopping to rest.
Cannot walk without the use of or assistance from a brace, a cane, a crutch, another person, a prosthetic device, a wheelchair, or other
assistive device.
Is restricted by lung disease to such an extent that his/her forced respiratory volume for one second, when measured by spironmetry is less
than one liter, or when at rest his/her arterial oxygen tension is less than 60 millimeters of mercury on room air.
Uses portable oxygen.
Has a cardiac condition to the extent that his/her functional limitations are classified in severity as Class III or Class IV according to standards
set by the American Heart Association.
Is a blind individual whose central visual acuity does not exceed 20/200 in the better eye with correcting lenses or whose visual acuity, if better
than 20/200, is accompanied by a limit to the field or vision in the better eye to such degree that is widest diameter subtends an angle of no
greater than twenty-degrees (20).
Is severely limited in his/her ability to walk due to an arthritic, neurological, or orthopedic condition or complications due to pregnancy.
Section Five – Certification
Practitioner of the Healing Arts’ Printed Name GA License # Signature Date
Office Street Address including city, state & zip Telephone# including area code
( )
Note: Notarization Required For Practitioner of the Healing Arts’ Signature
Notary Public’s Signature & Notary Seal or Stamp Sworn to and subscribed before me
This __________day of ______________________, _____________
(Day) (Month) (Year)
Date My Notary Commission Expires
County and State Use Only
Inventory# ___________________
Issue Date ___________________ Replacement Permit? Yes* No * If yes, Replacement Permit #___________________
New Application? Yes No
*Retention Schedule: This form will be retained at the County Tag Office for two (2) years from the date issued.
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MV-9D Instructions (Revised 05-2006)
Instructions for Applying for a Disabled Person’s License Plate or Permanent or
Temporary Permit (Placard)
Except for signature(s), this application must be typed, electronically completed and printed or legibly printed
by hand for signing and submission.
Note: Vehicle owner information is only required when applying for a disabled person’s license plate. You do
not have to own a vehicle to obtain a disabled person’s parking permit (placard).
Section One
*Record the vehicle owner’s full legal name, valid driver’s license number and the name of the
issuing state
if applying for a disabled person’s license plate.
*Record the vehicle owner’s street address including the city, state and zip code
if applying for a
disabled person’s license plate.
*Enter the county name where the vehicle owner resides
if applying for a disabled person’s license
plate.
*Check the box to indicate the disabled person’s relationship to the vehicle owner, e.g. child, self,
spouse or ward,
if applying for a disabled person’s license plate.
Enter the disabled person’s full legal name.
Enter the disabled person’s street address including the city, state and zip code.
Section Two – For Institutions Only
For institutions only, enter
The institution’s full legal name
A description of the vehicle, e.g. vehicle year and make, vehicle identification number, vehicle
color and vehicle license plate number
The institution’s authorized agent must sign and enter his/her position or job title with the
institution.
A copy of the institutional license
must be attached.
Section Three
Check the box(s) indicating what you are applying for, e.g. temporary parking permit (placard);
permanent parking permit (placard); special permanent parking permit (placard) or disabled
person’s license plate. You may apply for
both a disabled person’s parking permit (placard) and a
disabled person’s license plate with this form by checking the applicable boxes.
Note: Disabled person’s license plates are issued to individuals, not to institutions.
Section Four
The practitioner of the healing arts must:
Check the applicable box to indicate whether the disability is permanent or temporary.
Check the applicable box to indicate the type of disability.
Section Five
The practitioner of the healing arts must:
Print his/her full legal name, record his/her Georgia license number, sign and enter the date
signed.
Record his/her office street address including the city, state and zip code and his/her business
telephone number, including the area code.
Note: This form must be completed and signed by a licensed practitioner of the healing arts, as defined by
Georgia Law §40-2-74, as amended, and his/her signature must be notarized. In addition to signing, the
notary public must affix his/her notary seal or stamp and enter the date his/her notary commission expires.
This application can be electronically completed and printed from our web site, www.dor.ga.gov, for signing,
notarization and submission to your County Tag Agent.