Vr210 2010 form-2025

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The document is an application form for Maryland Parking Placards and License Plates for individuals with disabilities. It outlines the process for requesting temporary or permanent disability placards and license plates, including required information about the applicant, their disability, and vehicle details. The form also includes instructions on how to complete it, eligibility criteria, and certification requirements from a medical professional.

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How much are handicap tags in Maryland?

Temporary Disabilities Please submit your completed application along with the appropriate $20.00 fee. If requesting a set of disability plates at the time of renewal for your vehicle registration, the registration renewal fee is also required. The individual with the disability must sign and date the application.

How do you ask your doctor for a handicap placard?

Get a handicap parking placard application form, have your doctor fill out their portion, you fill out your portion and either mail it to the address on the form or take it to your local dmv. If your doctor says you are not disabled you cant get one also.

What is the red handicap placard in Maryland?

Two types of placards are available: Temporary Placards (red), which are valid for a period of up to 6 months; and Permanent Parking Placards (blue), which are valid until the death of the disabled individual. An applicant may request a parking placard, license plate and motorcycle plates at the same time.

What form do I need for a handicap placard in Maryland?

Step 1: Complete the VR-210 form. Step 2: Bring the VR-210 to an appointment with your physician. The physician will complete the disability certification portion of the application.

What qualifies you for handicap parking in Maryland?

Is unable to walk without the use of, or assistance from, a brace, cane, crutch, another person, prosthetic device, or other assistance device. Requires a wheelchair for mobility. Has lost an arm, hand, foot, or leg. See Note (D) Certification Under Maryland Law.