Permanent disabled parking permit wisconsin 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the permanent disabled parking permit application in the editor.
  2. Begin by reading the 'Are you eligible?' section. If you qualify, complete the Applicant section with your legal name, address, and date of birth.
  3. Next, have an authorized health care specialist fill out the Eligibility section. This includes their name, medical license number, and a certification statement regarding your disability.
  4. Ensure you sign the application form either as the person with a disability or on their behalf. Include the date of signing.
  5. Make a copy of your completed application for your records before mailing it to WisDOT along with a $6 fee.
  6. Finally, send your application to WisDOT, Special Plates Unit – DIS ID at P O Box 7306, Madison, WI 53707-7306.

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Ask your health-care provider to fill out and sign the portion that certifies disability. (Again, in some states, certification requirements might be waived if youre visibly disabled and appear in person at the DMV.) Submit the application by mail or in person.
Conditions that Qualify for Disability in Wisconsin Anxiety. Arthritis. Asthma. Autism. Back pain. Moderate to severe blindness. Cancer. Cerebral palsy.