Quebecers apply to the SAAQ for an accessible parking permit, for a car or for a motorcycle, moped or scooter, with this four-page form. Section C screens out cases that need no assessment, such as a licence bearing condition P. Otherwise a listed professional completes Section D on diagnoses, impairments, permanence and outdoor mobility, and the SAAQ mails its decision in four to six weeks.
The person with a disability or their representative completes Sections A to C and signs Section F. When Section C requires an assessment, a professional listed in Section E, such as a physician, nurse, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, optometrist, psychologist, chiropractor, respiratory therapist, podiatrist or social worker, completes Sections D and E.
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Accessible Parking Permit Application
Demande de vignette de stationnement pour personnes handicapées
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Section E lists 14 occupational codes: physician, nurse, occupational therapist, optometrist, physiotherapist, physiotherapy technologist, psychologist, chiropractor, respiratory therapist, podiatrist, psychoeducator, special educator in the health and social services network, guidance and mobility specialist, and social worker. The assessor gives a licence number and dates the assessment and report.
Yes. The original form is French, Demande de vignette de stationnement pour personnes handicapées (6375 30), and the SAAQ also publishes the English Accessible Parking Permit Application (6375A 30), which notes that the original document is in French.
No. Section C screens for cases that need none: a driver's licence bearing condition P, SAAQ vehicle adaptation funding for items such as a lowered floor or hoist, or a RAMQ-paid wheelchair, positioning base, adapted stroller or orthomobile. Otherwise, Section D must be completed.