New York drivers with severe disabilities use MV-664.1MP to apply for a metered parking waiver, which lets them park at any meter in New York State without paying. A medical professional certifies two things: a permanent severe disability under Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-a (Part A), and a limitation that makes paying a meter very difficult (Part B). The applicant files it locally.
The person with the disability, or a parent or guardian, completes and signs the top section. Only a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, podiatrist or optometrist completes the Medical Certification, Parts A and B.
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Application for a Metered Parking Waiver for Persons with Severe Disabilities
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The medical certification may be completed only by a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, podiatrist or optometrist. They check the qualifying condition in Part A and the meter-related limitation in Part B, give a license number, and sign with an original signature.
No. New York City does not issue the Metered Parking Waiver, because its own city parking permit already lets permit holders park at city meters without paying. NYC residents apply for the city permit through the NYC Department of Transportation instead.
By the city, town or village office where the applicant lives, not by the DMV. Applicants contact their local office to find out where to apply, and Nassau County residents are directed to a county contact to learn where to apply.