Montana residents use MV5-DSB to apply for a free disability parking placard from the Motor Vehicle Division. The medical provider certifies in Section 1b that the applicant meets one or more criteria in MCA 49-4-301 and chooses the placard length. Clinicians meet it for patients with lasting or temporary mobility limits, including some conditions expected to improve over up to two years.
The individual completes Sections 1 and 1a, and a licensed physician, physician assistant, chiropractor or advanced practice registered nurse completes and signs Section 1b. Organizations complete only Section 2.
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Disability Placard Application
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Section 1b must be completed and signed by a licensed physician, physician assistant, chiropractor or advanced practice registered nurse. The provider prints their name and provider type and gives a professional license number and daytime phone.
Six months when the condition is expected to improve within six months. For conditions expected to improve between six months and two years, the provider can certify an extended temporary placard for a stated number of months, up to 24.
No. The Motor Vehicle Division states there is no fee for a disability placard. Disability license plates are a separate application, MV5-VSB, filed with the county treasurer and subject to vehicle registration fees.