Oregon DMV issues a family placard under ORS 811.609 when a family includes at least two people with disabilities, or when several households care for the same disabled person. A clinician meets this application when the family asks for the Certificate of Disability on page 2. DMV issues one placard for each vehicle listed as regularly transporting the disabled family members, valid for eight years.
An adult family member completes page 1 as the applicant and lists up to two additional drivers. The certifying clinician completes page 2: each disabled family member's name, date of birth, residence address and DMV customer number (or 'unknown'), a wheelchair-user checkbox for each, and a signature with license number.
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Disabled Person Parking Family Placard Application
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Page 1 of form 735-265FPP lists the authorized signers: doctors of medicine, osteopaths, optometrists, podiatrists, chiropractors, naturopaths, nurse practitioners and physician associates. The signer certifies that every person listed on page 2 is disabled as defined by ORS 801.387 and records a license number, office address and phone.
ORS 811.609, reprinted on page 3 of the form, makes family placards valid for eight years from the date of issue, with renewal handled by DMV rule. The statute also bars DMV from issuing or renewing a family placard unless a licensed physician certifies that the family includes at least two persons with disabilities.
The permit is registered to the applicant, who must be an adult family member, not to a vehicle or a driver. Placards are held by the applicant and the additional drivers named on page 1, and the permit cannot be transferred to another person or organization.