Idaho residents with a permanent disability can buy a Disabled Combination hunting and fishing license or a Disabled Fishing license at a reduced fee. One way to qualify is this certification, in which a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner confirms a mobility or vision impairment that has no expectation of fundamental or marked change at any time in the future.
The applicant completes the personal section, including the last four digits of the SSN, and signs. A physician, PA or NP licensed in the United States or Canada completes and signs the Doctor/P.A./N.P. Certification.
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Certification of Permanent Disability (Resident Disabled Licenses only)
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Idaho rule defines it as a medically determinable physical impairment that a physician has certified has no expectation for a fundamental or marked change at any time in the future. The practitioner certifies that standard along with the specific mobility or vision criterion the applicant meets.
No. Under Idaho Code 36-406(g), once the department has a permanent disability determination on file, it stays in the electronic filing system and the license holder does not have to present a physician's determination or prove the disability each year.
Yes. Idaho also accepts a Social Security benefit letter showing current SSI or SSDI, a Railroad Retirement Board disability letter, a VA letter showing a service-connected rating of 40% or more or a nonservice-connected pension, or an Idaho driver's license marked as disabled.