You may obtain a disabled parking application from your local DMV office or by going online. Complete and sign the application form. Instruct your health-care professional to complete and sign the section of the form that confirms your impairment. (Again, if you’re obviously impaired and present in person at the DMV, you may be exempt from certification requirements in some jurisdictions.)

You must have one of the qualifying medical conditions listed below in order to be eligible for a Nevada handicap parking placard:

1. Two hundred feet cannot be walked without stopping to rest
2. thus,
3. You are unable to walk without the use of a brace, cane, crutches, wheelchair, or other equipment, or with the assistance of another person
4. Because of lung illness, you are unable to do certain things.

Who is eligible for a disabled persons parking permit?

An Accessible Parking Permit for Disabled Persons is provided to those who, whether as drivers or passengers, have a ″permanent ailment or handicap that significantly limits his or her capacity to walk.″ Permits are issued to qualifying individuals, whether they are drivers or passengers, allowing them to park in designated handicapped parking spaces.

How do I get a handicap placard at the DMV?

If you have this type of disability, you may just walk up to the DMV and apply for a handicap placard there and then, without the need for a physician’s signature. If you use a prosthesis to replace any of your limbs (including your hands, feet, arms, or legs), you may be eligible for a disability parking permit in certain circumstances.