Disabled Persons Placards and Plates
To obtain a disabled person’s license placard (which hangs from the rear-view mirror) or plate, submit the following to our office:
- MV-9D – Disabled Person’s Parking Affidavit, completed, signed and notarized by a Georgia-licensed healthcare practitioner
- Georgia driver’s license or Georgia ID card with a current Hall County address
Note: The licensed healthcare practitioner or doctor designates the disability and if temporary or permanent.
How to submit your MV-9D:
- Take a photo of your complete, signed, and notarized MV-9D and a copy of your up-to-date Georgia ID and send it to us via:
- Text to 833.602.8497,
- Email to tagoffice@hallcounty.org, or
- Fax to 770.531.7106
- Or, enclose a completed and notarized MV-9D and a copy of your up-to-date GA ID and:
- Mail to Hall County Tax Commissioner, PO Box 1576, Gainesville, GA 30504,
- Drop Off in our secure Drive Up Drop Box located outside the Government Center,
- Or visit our office in the Government Center at 2875 Browns Bridge Road for in-person service
If someone other than the disabled individual (to whom the placard or plate will be issued) is coming to pick it up, they must either share the same last name or address as the applicant or present a valid Power of Attorney (POA). For any questions, give us a call at 770.531.6950 Option 2.
Permanent Disability:
Parking Placard
Permanent placards are valid for four years. To renew a permanent placard, a valid ID/Driver’s License is required.
License Plate
A disabled person’s license plate fee is $20 plus any other fees and penalties which may apply. A valid Georgia’s License plate may be exchanged at no cost.
Disabled Person’s license plates are renewed annually. You may apply for a disabled person plate for each vehicle you own.
Temporary Disability
Temporary Disabled Person’s Placards
Temporary placards are valid for six months from the issue date. To renew a temporary placard, a newly-completed Disabled Person’s Parking Affidavit must be submitted