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You may obtain an application from your Aldermans Ward Office, by calling the Department of Finance at 312.744. 7275, or you may download an application here. Be sure to submit the following: A complete application for Disabled Parking Signs.
You may obtain an application from your Aldermans Ward Office, by calling the Department of Finance at 312.744. 7275, or you may download an application here. Be sure to submit the following: A complete application for Disabled Parking Signs.
Disability Plates have a renewal registration fee of $101. Renewals can be completed online, by mail or by visiting an Illinois Secretary of State Office.
To Apply One must have a Persons with Disabilities Certification, signed by a licensed doctor. The request can only be processed in Springfield. Apply in person or mail the proper documentation to: Secretary of State. 501 S. 2nd St. Howlett Building, Rm. 541. Springfield, Illinois 62756.
To Apply One must have a Persons with Disabilities Certification, signed by a licensed doctor. The request can only be processed in Springfield. Apply in person or mail the proper documentation to: Secretary of State. 501 S. 2nd St. Howlett Building, Rm. 541. Springfield, Illinois 62756.
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Vehicles displaying these plates may park in spaces reserved for persons with disabilities. Disabled Veteran license plates are multi-year and may be displayed on passenger vehicles, trucks and vans weighing 8,000 pounds or less and sport utility vehicles.
Disability Plates have a renewal registration fee of $101. Renewals can be completed online, by mail or by visiting an Illinois Secretary of State Office. For your convenience Illinois renewals can be completed online at License Plate Renewals on the Secretary of State Website.
The nearest place you can go to get a handicap parking permit in-person will be either your local Department of Motor Vehicles office or your local tax collectors office.

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