 Disabled - Parking
Privileges
 Disabled Vet - Parking Privileges
Disabled Vet plates without parking privileges do not
have the wheelchair logo.
A person who qualifies for disability or disabled veteran
plates may register one vehicle with special plates and is not subject to
Motor Vehicle Registration Taxes or registration fees. If an applicant is required
to submit an emissions certificate in order to register their vehicle, there is a $2.00
administrative fee.
Second and subsequent sets of plates are available upon
payment of full fees.
Plates cannot be requested by mail unless the applicant
lives in a remote part of Alaska and does not have access to a DMV office.
Disability Plates ~ Parking Privileges
Special license plates are available to persons who have a
specifically defined disability that limits or impairs their ability to walk. These
plates allow that special consideration be given for parking in designated parking spaces.
This consideration applies to passenger vehicles, motorhomes and non-commercial
trucks or vans titled in the name of the person with the mobility impairment.
An original Application for Disabled Parking
Identification is required before the plates can be issued.
Disabled Veteran's Plates ~ Parking Privileges
To apply for disabled veteran's license plates with parking privileges, an applicant
must submit the following documentation of a mobility impairment and proof of service
related disability:
- An original Application for Disabled Parking
Identification, completed in full by both the applicant and their Alaska licensed
physician.
- A certificate from an agency of the United States federal government, including the
veteran's administration, stating the person has a service related disability.
Disabled Veteran's Plates ~ Without Parking
Privileges
A disabled veteran who has a service related disability but does not meet the
specifically defined criteria may obtain disabled veteran plates with a certification from
the U.S. government that they have a 50% or greater service related disability. The
plates issued to these applicants do not have the wheelchair logo and there are no parking
privileges associated with the plates.
Parking Placard/Permit
Both permanent and temporary parking permits are available at no charge for individuals
who experience a disability as outlined on the application, based on the physicians
medical certification. These permits are available in lieu of or in addition to
having the license plates.
The applicant may obtain the required application from any DMV office or print the form
from our Forms site. An original application is required. Disabled Parking Application
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