Disability placards are issued to the person with a disability and may not be duplicated, transferred to, or used by, another person. Temporary placards are valid for six months. At the …

Complete the information below, only if requesting a disability license plate. The vehicle must be owned or leased by the person with a disability, the person who is deaf/hard of hearing, or by …

To be eligible for a license plate, you must: Own your vehicle. Lease your vehicle. You can apply for disabled or hearing impaired placards and license plates: By mail. In person. To apply, you …

Recipients must complete a Deaf / Hard of Hearing Plate/Placard Application or have one on file. Temporary disability placards are valid for six months at which time a new certification must be …

2019年3月7日 · Disabled drivers may apply for disability placards in Arizona through the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) of the state Department of Transportation. A disabled person placard …

To apply for a disability plate or placard (both permanent and temporary), to add a disability symbol to a special license plate, or for a hearing impaired license plate or placard.

The applicant must file a Disability-Hearing Impaired Plate/Placard Application form (Form 96-0104). The application form can be obtained online. According to § 28-2409, the transportation …

Disability placards are issued to the person with a disability and may not be duplicated, transferred to, or used by, another person. Permanent placards are valid for five years …

Mail the completed application and payment to the address listed above. If you are applying for a disability placard only, you may fax your completed application to 602-239-6077 or email to …

To complete the application process, follow these steps: Fill out and submit the Disability-Hearing Impaired Plate/Pass Application (Form 96-0104), which can be obtained online or in person. …