document issued by the Department, such as a disabled person parking placard, or possessing, using or displaying such a document knowing it to have been altered, forged or counterfeited, …

Any person meeting any of the above criteria must have the disabled person's disabilities certified by an authorized health care provider, law enforcement, or a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office Administrator.

HEALTH CARE CERTIFY DISABILITIES WITHIN THEIR SCOPE OF PRACTICE. WARNING: Altering or forging a document issued by the PROVIDERS Department, MAY such ONLY.

We will mail placard holders a renewal form about 60 days before their expiration. You may also renew it, request a new one, or change the address for your Persons with Disability Placard online. If the renewal application was not received for some reason, complete Form MV-145A (PDF). Say you are applying to renew your placard.

You can request a replacement Disability Placard online or by mail. You may apply for a replacement Person with Disability Parking Placard by completing Form MV-145A (PDF), “Person with Disability Parking Placard Application.” Your previous placard number will be listed as the previous placard on PennDOT’s computer system.

NOTE: If you are the parent or adult charged by law with the natural parent’s rights, duties and responsibilities acting on behalf of a minor child (under 18) in place of the child’s natural …

CERTIFICATION FROM A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER LICENSED OR CERTIFIED IN PA OR A CONTIGUOUS STATE (NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, WEST VIRGINIA OR OHIO). THIS SECTION MUST BE COMPLETED IN FULL. HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS MAY ONLY. CERTIFY DISABILITIES WITHIN THEIR SCOPE OF PRACTICE.

NOTE: If you are the parent or adult charged by law with the natural parent’s rights, duties and responsibilities acting on behalf of a minor child (under 18) in place of the child’s natural …

Complete the Application: Fill out the Application for a Person with a Disability Parking Placard (Form MV-145A). You can obtain this form from your doctor's office, a PennDOT Driver License Center, or by downloading it from the PennDOT website.

In order to obtain a placard, Form MV-145A, “Person with Disability Parking Placard Application” must be completed by the person with a disability, a health care provider, or a police officer and returned to PennDOT.