Get Your Handicap Parking Permit Online Today
Get your physician-signed DMV forms required for your handicap placard in 24 hours.
✓ Full refund if you do not qualify
Get Your Parking Permit
Completed in 3 Easy Steps.
No office visit. No waiting weeks. Complete your evaluation from home in minutes.
Complete Our Medical Intake (2 Minutes)
Complete an online intake form to provide the necessary information about your situation and needs.
Licensed Provider Reviews Your Forms
A board-certified healthcare provider licensed in your state reviews your information and completes your forms.
Receive Your Signed Forms Within 24 Hours
Get your physician-signed certification forms within 24 hours so you can submit them to your DMV.
Skip the Hassle.
Get the Permit You Need.
Getting a handicap parking permit or disability parking permit shouldn't require weeks of waiting and multiple doctor visits. Apply online in 2 minutes and let a licensed physician handle your application.
100% Online
Complete your evaluation from home. No driving to a doctor, no waiting rooms, no time off work.
Forms in 24 Hours
Physician-signed DMV forms delivered within 24 hours. Download instantly or have them mailed.
Money-Back Guarantee
If you don't qualify after your evaluation, you pay nothing. Full refund, no questions asked.
Licensed Physicians
Board-certified doctors licensed in your state who know your DMV's specific form requirements.
Any Device
Phone, tablet, or computer. Video calls work on any modern device, no special app needed.
Do I Qualify?
You may qualify for a handicap parking permit (also called a disability parking permit or disabled parking permit) if you have a condition that limits your ability to walk or move safely. A licensed physician will review your handicap placard application and complete your state's DMV forms.
Board Certified Providers in all 50 States
Forward Health works with board certified providers across all 50 states to complete your disability parking permit evaluation online.
Physician profiles coming soon
All evaluations are conducted by board-certified, state-licensed physicians. Provider profiles will be published here shortly.
Why patients choose Forward Health
We connect you with a licensed medical provider who evaluates your eligibility and completes the forms your DMV needs to issue your permit, all from the comfort of home.
Average form delivery time
States covered nationwide
All-in price, no hidden fees
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I qualify for a disability parking permit?+
You may qualify if you have a condition that significantly limits your ability to walk or move safely. This includes difficulty walking 200 feet without resting, use of mobility aids, heart or lung conditions, arthritis, neurological conditions, or temporary conditions following surgery. A licensed physician evaluates your specific situation.
How long does it take to get my permit?+
After your evaluation, you'll receive your signed medical certification within 24 hours. Submit it to your local DMV. Depending on your state, you may get your permit the same day or within a few business days.
What documents do I need?+
Just a valid photo ID and your medical history. We handle the rest, including state-specific DMV forms and physician certification. We guide you step by step based on your state's requirements.
Is this legitimate? Will the DMV accept it?+
Yes. Every evaluation is conducted by a licensed, board-certified physician in your state. The forms we provide are the official DMV-required documents, signed by your evaluating physician. Accepted at every DMV nationwide.
What if I don't qualify?+
You pay nothing. If your physician determines your condition doesn't meet the requirements, you get a 100% refund. No questions asked.
How much does it cost?+
The online evaluation is $129 (normally $149 for in-person evaluations). This includes the physician consultation, medical certification, and all signed DMV-ready forms. One-time payment, no subscriptions, no hidden fees. If you're not approved, you get a full refund.
Can I get a temporary or permanent permit?+
Yes. Your physician will recommend either a temporary or permanent permit based on your condition. Temporary permits are for conditions expected to improve. Permanent permits are for ongoing conditions.