Under 34 Pa.C.S. section 2923, the Pennsylvania Game Commission issues a Disabled Person Permit that lets a licensed hunter sit in or on a stationary vehicle with a loaded firearm and shoot at game. The packet includes an applicant notice, a physician's notice and the two-page application. The Commission decides each case from the physician's yes/no answers, test results and narratives.
The applicant completes Section I only and authorizes release of medical records to the Commission. A licensed physician completes Section II for permanent conditions or Section III for temporary ones, plus the physician certification; chiropractors may certify mobility only, not lung or cardiovascular disease.
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Application for Disabled Person to Use a Vehicle as a Blind
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Only for mobility. The physician's notice says licensed chiropractors may complete the application as to mobility but not as to lung disease or cardiovascular disease, and should refer patients to the appropriate physician for those conditions. All other sections must be completed by a licensed physician.
Section II is for permanent conditions where the patient has reached maximal medical improvement, including progressive diseases and old injuries. Section III is for temporary conditions, generally expected to recover within a year. Complete both only for two or more unrelated conditions, explained by narrative, never for one condition.
Unanswered yes/no questions, missing narratives or test dates, incomplete or illegible applicant information, or a physician unwilling to discuss the patient's condition with the Commission all lead to a returned application. Returned applications can be resubmitted with the missing information or corrections.