Connecticut DMV issues temporary disability parking placards on form B-225T to people whose walking is limited for six months or less. The certifier completes Part B, checking the qualifying criteria from 23 CFR 1235.2 and indicating the duration. Temporary placards carry a fee and, according to DMV, cannot be renewed; a person whose condition is permanent uses form B-225P instead.
The applicant, a guardian or a transporting organization completes Part A and signs under penalty of false statement. A physician, APRN or PA completes Part B for a walking disability; an optometrist, ophthalmologist or the Board of Education and Services for the Blind certifies blindness, and a VA psychiatrist certifies a veteran with PTSD.
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Temporary Parking Placard - Application for a Person Who Has a Temporary Disability
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Six months or less. The certifier marks the condition as temporary and indicates the duration in Part B of B-225T. DMV states that temporary placards cannot be renewed, so a longer or permanent condition needs the renewable placard application, form B-225P.
No. The form states it cannot be faxed or emailed and photocopies are not accepted. The applicant sends the original by mail, applies online through DMV's disability placard service, or brings it to a DMV branch by appointment, where temporary transactions are paid by credit card.