Nevada residents with a severe physical disability or blindness can buy a reduced-fee specialty combination hunting and fishing license from the Nevada Department of Wildlife. This two-page application carries the resident's details and proof requirements on page 1 and a short physician statement on page 2. The license year runs one year from the date of purchase.
The applicant completes page 1, including Social Security number, residency details and signature; a parent signs for youth 17 and under. A physician, optometrist or ophthalmologist completes the page 2 physician statement, answering two yes/no questions, then signs, dates and prints their name and address.
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Resident Application for Severely Disabled Hunting and/or Fishing License (Resident Severely Disabled or Blind Specialty Combination Hunting and Fishing License)
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The form says the application must be certified by a physician, optometrist or ophthalmologist using the physician statement on page 2. Eye doctors typically certify the blindness definition, while a physician answers whether a permanent physical disability materially limits the patient's ability to engage in gainful employment.
The form states that the license year is one year from the date of purchase. The applicant must meet the residency rules and qualify as severely disabled or blind each time they apply, and NDOW reviews the original application and supporting documents before approval.