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Disability Parking Permits | Ohio Bureau Of Motor Vehicles

1970 West Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43223

Barrier Free Restrooms|Designated Parking|Wheelchair Accessible Building (ramps & main entrance doors).

Eligibility

Serves residents of Ohio. A physician, physician assistant, advance practice nurse, optometrist, or chiropractor must provide a written prescription to verify applicant's disability.

Required documents

BMV Form 4826 (Application for Disability Placards) and original written prescription. The prescription must have the following information: - Name of the person with the disability. - Indicate patient is applying for a disability placard or similar wording. - The health care provider must date and sign the prescription. - How long the disability is expected to last. The health care provider must specify an ending date or indicate that the disability is permanent. Placards expire on the date specified by the health care provider.

Hours

Varies by location.
(844) 644-6268

Voice - voice | 1-844-OHIOBMV

https://www.bmv.ohio.gov

Languages

None.

Application process

Visit the website at https://publicsafety.ohio.gov/local-office for locations.

Fees

The fee for a new, replacement, or temporary placard is $5. A permanent placard that does not expire costs $15. Accepts the following types of payment: cash, check, money order, and debit/credit card. When paying by debit/credit card, there is an additional transaction fee.

Service area

Ohio
Portage County, Ohio
Medina County, Ohio
Summit County, Ohio

Description

Issues placards which allow people who have disabilities to park in parking spaces marked with the international symbol of access for persons with disabilities.

Data provided by

211 Summit

Providing organization

Ohio Bureau Of Motor Vehicles

Administers laws pertaining to motor vehicles. Issues driver's license and non-driver identification cards, and annual registration of motor vehicles through a statewide network of Deputy Registrars.