Nebraska residents use this application for a permanent or temporary handicapped parking permit, including renewals, second permits and replacements. A licensed physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner completes the Medical Certificate for a mobility, visual, respiratory or cardiac condition. The Department of Motor Vehicles mails the permit to the applicant once the application is processed.
The applicant completes the top portion and signs. A licensed physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner completes the Medical Certificate in full and, for a temporary permit, marks three or six months.
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Application for Handicapped Parking Permit
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Yes. A Nebraska-licensed physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner may submit a new or renewal permit request through the DMV's Online Handicap Parking Permit service. Providers licensed elsewhere complete the paper application, which the patient mails with proof of identity.
Temporary permits are issued for three or six months, based on the recovery date the medical professional indicates, and are for limitations expected to last no longer than one year. They can be renewed once, during the month of expiration.
Visual, physical or neurological impairment that prevents travel of 200 feet without stopping or an assistive device, respiratory problems that limit mobility, AHA Class III or IV cardiac disease, or permanent loss of all or substantially all use of one or more limbs.