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Find DMV disabled-person placard and plate applications and certification requirements.

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Disabled-person parking placards and platesOfficial instructions

Shared California DMV guidance. Review permanent, temporary and travel placards, medical certification and application channels.

Shared California DMV guidance — dp duration

Permanent placards have a two-year cycle ending June 30 in odd years. Temporary placards last up to 180 days or the medical end date, whichever is sooner, with limits on repeated renewals.

Official information checked October 15, 2026 · Details & sources

Source checked October 15, 2026

California Department of Motor Vehicles · Disabled person parking placards and plates (opens in a new tab)

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Disabled Person Parking Placards & Plates

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