ServiceOntario uses this application to issue, renew or replace an accessible parking permit, which is assigned to a person rather than a vehicle and costs nothing. For a new permit, or to renew a temporary or subject-to-change one, a regulated healthcare practitioner completes Part B, certifying that the applicant has at least one of seven qualifying health conditions and whether it is permanent, subject to change or temporary.
Part B is completed by a physician, nurse practitioner (extended class), occupational therapist, physiotherapist, chiropractor or chiropodist/podiatrist registered with their Ontario college. Part A is completed and signed by the applicant, a parent for a child under 18, or an authorized representative with evidence of their authority.
The applicant completes Section 1 (new, renewal, change of information, replacement or returned permit, with any current or previous permit number) and Section 2 (name, date of birth, contact details, addresses, and whether they will be a passenger or a passenger/driver, with an Ontario driver's licence number). They sign a declaration and authorize the release of health information to ServiceOntario. A parent or legal guardian signs for a child under 18; an authorized representative must provide evidence.
Enter the applicant's last and first name at the top of Part B, then complete Sections 1, 2 and 3. Health documents filed with the application are privileged under the confidentiality provisions of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Part B isn't required for permanent renewals, changes of information or replacements, except that a permanent permit expired for more than a year needs new certification.
Certify one or more of seven conditions: (A) cannot walk without another person's help or a brace, cane, crutch, lower limb prosthesis or similar device, or needs a wheelchair; (B) lung disease with forced expiratory volume in one second under 1 litre; (C) portable oxygen is a medical necessity; (D) cardiovascular disease with functional capacity Class III or IV; (E) walking severely limited by an arthritic, neurological, musculoskeletal or orthopaedic condition; (F) visual acuity 20/200 or poorer in the better eye with correction, or a field of vision with both eyes of 20 degrees or less in diameter; (G) mobility severely limited by other conditions or functional impairments.
Choose one status. Permanent: the condition is not expected to improve with time, and the permit renews every 5 years without re-certification. Subject-to-change: a health assessment is required every five years, so each renewal needs a new Part B. Temporary: enter the estimated length of the condition in months, to a maximum of 12; renewal also needs new certification.
Enter your full name, college number, telephone number and fax number, and tick the college you are registered with: Physicians and Surgeons, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Chiropractors, Nurses (Nurse Practitioner, extended class) or Chiropodists of Ontario. Print or stamp your name and address in the box provided. The applicant's consent in Part A allows ServiceOntario to verify the application with health practitioners.
Sign and date (yyyy/mm/dd) to certify that the applicant meets the eligibility requirements, that your information is true and complete, and that you are not treating yourself or family members. False statements are referred to law enforcement under the Criminal Code and Highway Traffic Act and to your college for investigation of professional misconduct. The application remains valid for up to 6 months from your signature date.
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Application for an Accessible Parking Permit (APP)
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Only regulated healthcare practitioners registered with one of six Ontario colleges: physicians and surgeons, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, chiropodists (podiatrists), and nurses in the nurse practitioner extended class. No other professions appear on the form. In the declaration you also confirm that you are not treating yourself or a family member.
Applications are valid for up to 6 months from the date the regulated healthcare practitioner signs Part B, so the applicant should submit within that window, whether online, by mail or at a ServiceOntario centre. Enter the date in the yyyy/mm/dd format printed beside the signature line.
Select only one. Permanent means the condition is not expected to improve with time; the permit lasts 5 years and renews without re-certification. Subject-to-change requires a health assessment every five years. Temporary needs the estimated length of the condition in months, up to 12. Subject-to-change and temporary permits need a new Part B to renew.
Yes. ServiceOntario publishes a French version, SR-LV-129F, alongside the English SR-LV-129E, which carries the note "Disponible en français". Both can be downloaded from Ontario's Central Forms Repository, and the application can also be picked up at a ServiceOntario centre.