SaskAbilities runs Saskatchewan's Accessible Parking Program, and this two-page form covers new permits, renewals and replacements. A healthcare professional completes Section 2 for people unable to walk unassisted more than 50 metres without great difficulty or danger to their health, naming the condition and choosing a short-term, long-term or permanent duration. The form must reach SaskAbilities within three months.
The applicant, parent, guardian or power of attorney completes and signs Section 1. A physician, occupational therapist, physical therapist, nurse practitioner or chiropractor completes and signs Section 2, the medical information.
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Accessible Parking Program application (individual)
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A physician, occupational therapist, physical therapist, nurse practitioner or chiropractor. They name the disabling conditions, describe in plain language how mobility is impaired, choose the duration and certify that the applicant is eligible under the 50-metre criterion, with their name and address printed or stamped.
No. SaskAbilities requires the original signatures of both the applicant and the healthcare professional, so emailed or faxed forms are not accepted. The form is mailed to the Saskatoon office or brought in person to a location in Saskatoon, Regina, Prince Albert, Swift Current or Yorkton.
No. When the professional marks the disability as permanent, the holder can renew by self-declaration in Section 1 without verification from a healthcare professional. Short-term and long-term permits need a new Section 2 to renew or extend.