New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission charges blind and disabled people a reduced fee for a non-driver ID, and this one-page Class K certification is the proof. A physician explains the nature of the applicant's condition and signs before the applicant applies for an initial non-driver ID card. The card is identification only: it does not allow driving or parking in disability spaces.
The applicant prints their name, date of birth, address and any driver license number. A physician, podiatrist, chiropractic physician, PA or NP licensed in New Jersey or a bordering state completes the physician's section with license number and state of issuance, describes the condition, and signs.
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Physician Certification for Blind or Disabled Person, Non-Driver ID Application
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MVC's instructions allow a physician, podiatrist, chiropractic physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner licensed in New Jersey or a bordering state. The certifier enters their medical license number and the state that issued it, describes the applicant's blindness or disability, and signs the form.
No. The form states that a non-driver ID card is not a license to drive and does not entitle the holder to park in a person with a disability parking space. It only qualifies a blind or disabled applicant for the reduced-fee identification card.