Montana residents use MV5-VSB to apply for disability license plates, which carry the wheelchair symbol, for vehicles they own. Section 3 is the medical certification that the applicant meets the criteria in MCA 49-4-301 and qualifies for five years of disability plates. The applicant files it with the county treasurer, who issues the plates with registration.
The applicant completes Sections 1 and 2. A licensed physician, physician assistant, chiropractor or advanced practice registered nurse completes and signs Section 3.
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Disability License Plate Application
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A licensed physician, physician assistant, chiropractor or advanced practice registered nurse completes Section 3. The certifier signs, dates, prints their name and provider type and gives a professional license number, address and daytime phone.
MV5-VSB is for disability license plates and is filed with the county treasurer along with registration fees. MV5-DSB is for a free disability placard and goes to the Motor Vehicle Division. Both use the same MCA 49-4-301 criteria and the same certifier types.
Yes. The application states that an eligible applicant can get one set of disability license plates for each non-commercial motor vehicle they own. The vehicle must be registered in the applicant's name to receive plates.