Get Tn Dor Rv-f1310301 2013

Permanent and temporary placards are issued by the Tennessee Department of Motor Vehicles and participating county clerks. Applicants must submit Form RV-F1310301, which is available online or at the local county clerk's office, and submit it in person or by mail to the local county clerk's office.

To apply for a disabled person license plate/placard/decal: Complete the Application for Disabled Person License Plate, Placard and/or Decal (applications are also available from your county clerk). Provide certification of disability from either: ... Submit the two forms to your local county clerk.

To renew it, you must fill out a new application form and provide a new medical certification, along with paying the $10 renewal fee. Permanent handicap placards are valid for up to two years. You must fill out a new application form, but you do not need to provide a new medical certification.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WDEF) – A new license plate design is now available for Tennessee citizens with disabilities. They will receive a new license plate with their vehicle registration renewal this year. The new design shares the same look and feel of the blue standard license plates that were released in 2022.

For the disabled plate that requires a fee, there is no limit on plates. Disabled veterans can have more than two disabled plates, but only one plate is free, unless they were part of the group that was grandfathered in to receive two free. Additional plates may be purchased at the regular fee.

§ 55-21-108(a). A person is "disabled" for purposes of handicapped parking if he or she is a paraplegic or amputee, cannot walk 200 feet without stopping to rest, or has not less than 20/200 vision with corrective lenses. T.C.A. § 55-21-102.

The state law in Tennessee allows those with disability parking plates and placards to park in all counties and cities for free.