Navigating how to obtain or replace a handicap placard by state requirements can feel overwhelming, especially when you are already dealing with mobility challenges.
The good news is that every state has a process in place, and while the details vary slightly, most follow a similar structure. Whether you are applying for the first time or replacing a lost or stolen placard, this guide will walk you through what to expect and where to go next.
What You Will Typically Need
In most states, applying for or replacing a handicap placard requires:
- A completed application form
- Medical certification (for new applications)
- A small fee (replacement only in many states)
- A police report (if stolen, in some states)
For replacements, many states do not require a new doctor’s certification if your condition has not changed.
Quick Handicap Placard by State-by-State Guide
Below is a simplified guide for obtaining or replacing a handicap placard by state. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always use the official state link provided.
Alabama
- Apply/Replace: Form MV-9
- Fee: Free (replacement may vary)
- 🔗 https://revenue.alabama.gov
Alaska
- Apply/Replace: Form 861
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://doa.alaska.gov/dmv
Arizona
- Apply/Replace: Form 96-0104
- Fee: Free (temporary may cost)
- 🔗 https://azdot.gov
Arkansas
- Apply/Replace: Form 10-336
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://dfa.arkansas.gov
California
- Apply/Replace: Form REG 195
- Fee: Free (temporary fee applies)
- 🔗 https://dmv.ca.gov
Colorado
- Apply/Replace: Form DR 2219
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://dmv.colorado.gov
Connecticut
- Apply/Replace: Form B-225
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://portal.ct.gov/dmv
Delaware
- Apply/Replace: Form MV474
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://dmv.de.gov
Florida
- Apply/Replace: Form HSMV 83039
- Fee: Free (temp = fee)
- 🔗 https://flhsmv.gov
Georgia
- Apply/Replace: Form MV-9D
- Fee: Free
- 🔗 https://dor.georgia.gov
Hawaii
- Apply/Replace: Form CS-L (MVR) 50
- 🔗 https://hidot.hawaii.gov
Idaho
- Apply/Replace: ITD 3392
- 🔗 https://itd.idaho.gov
Illinois
- Apply/Replace: Form VSD 62
- 🔗 https://ilsos.gov
Indiana
- Apply/Replace: State Form 42070
- 🔗 https://in.gov/bmv
Iowa
- Apply/Replace: Form 411055
- 🔗 https://iowadot.gov
Kansas
- Apply/Replace: TR-159
- 🔗 https://ksrevenue.gov
Kentucky
- Apply/Replace: TC 96-347
- 🔗 https://drive.ky.gov
Louisiana
- Apply/Replace: DPSMV 1966
- 🔗 https://expresslane.org
Maine
- Apply/Replace: PS-18
- 🔗 https://maine.gov/sos/bmv
Maryland
- Apply/Replace: VR-210
- 🔗 https://mva.maryland.gov
Massachusetts
- Apply/Replace: Medical Affairs Form
- 🔗 https://mass.gov/rmv
Michigan
- Apply/Replace: Form BFS-108
- 🔗 https://michigan.gov/sos
Minnesota
- Apply/Replace: Disability Parking Certificate (Part A for replacement)
- Fee: $5 replacement
- 🔗 https://dps.mn.gov
👉 Read more: [I Lost My Handicap Placard: What to Do Next]
Mississippi
- Apply/Replace: Form 76-104
- 🔗 https://dor.ms.gov
Missouri
- Apply/Replace: Form 2769
- 🔗 https://dor.mo.gov
Montana
- Apply/Replace: MV5
- 🔗 https://dojmt.gov
Nebraska
- Apply/Replace: Form 06-104
- 🔗 https://dmv.nebraska.gov
Nevada
- Apply/Replace: SP-27
- 🔗 https://dmvnv.com
New Hampshire
- Apply/Replace: DSMV 210
- 🔗 https://nh.gov/safety
New Jersey
- Apply/Replace: SP-41
- 🔗 https://njmvc.gov
New Mexico
- Apply/Replace: MVD Form
- 🔗 https://mvd.newmexico.gov
New York
- Apply/Replace: Form MV-664.1
- 🔗 https://dmv.ny.gov
North Carolina
- Apply/Replace: MVR-37A
- 🔗 https://ncdot.gov/dmv
North Dakota
- Apply/Replace: SFN 2886
- 🔗 https://dot.nd.gov
Ohio
- Apply/Replace: BMV 4826
- 🔗 https://bmv.ohio.gov
Oklahoma
- Apply/Replace: Form 750-B
- 🔗 https://oklahoma.gov/tax
Oregon
- Apply/Replace: Form 735-265
- 🔗 https://oregon.gov/odot
Pennsylvania
- Apply/Replace: Form MV-145A
- 🔗 https://dmv.pa.gov
Rhode Island
- Apply/Replace: TR-1
- 🔗 https://dmv.ri.gov
South Carolina
- Apply/Replace: RG-007A
- 🔗 https://scdmvonline.com
South Dakota
- Apply/Replace: MV-044
- 🔗 https://dps.sd.gov
Tennessee
- Apply/Replace: RV-F1310301
- 🔗 https://tn.gov/revenue
Texas
- Apply/Replace: VTR-214
- 🔗 https://txdmv.gov
Utah
- Apply/Replace: TC-842
- 🔗 https://dmv.utah.gov
Vermont
- Apply/Replace: VD-120
- 🔗 https://dmv.vermont.gov
Virginia
- Apply/Replace: MED-10
- 🔗 https://dmv.virginia.gov
Washington
- Apply/Replace: Form 420-077
- 🔗 https://dol.wa.gov
West Virginia
- Apply/Replace: Form DMV-41-TR
- 🔗 https://transportation.wv.gov
Wisconsin
- Apply/Replace: MV2933
- 🔗 https://wisconsindot.gov
Wyoming
- Apply/Replace: Form FSP-66
- 🔗 https://dot.state.wy.us
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
- Most states offer permanent and temporary placards
- Replacement is usually simpler than applying
- Fees are often minimal or free
- Many states allow mail-in applications
Final Thought
Trying to figure this out when you are already dealing with mobility challenges can feel like one more thing on an already full plate.
The goal of this guide is to make that process a little more manageable by putting everything in one place.
If you are here because you lost your placard, take a breath. There is a clear path forward, and you are already on it.
If you’re interested in learning more about my personal story and journey, I share it in My Invisible Disability Story | Choosing Life Beyond Limits
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