How do i get a permanent handicapped sticker in indiana?

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I’m trying to figure out how to get a permanent handicapped sticker in Indiana. Do I need a specific form or anything? And how do I start the process? Would love any advice or tips from someone who’s done this.

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You’ll need to contact your county DMV and fill out form 52900. That’s the main step to get started.

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Emory said:
You’ll need to contact your county DMV and fill out form 52900. That’s the main step to get started.

Form 52900? Never heard of it. What exactly does it ask for?

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Emory said:
You’ll need to contact your county DMV and fill out form 52900. That’s the main step to get started.

It’s pretty simple—basic personal info and a section for your doctor to sign off on your condition. Nothing too complicated.

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Emory said:
You’ll need to contact your county DMV and fill out form 52900. That’s the main step to get started.

Thanks! I’ll check with my doctor and get that sorted. Appreciate it!

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You might also need proof of residency, like a utility bill or something. Pretty standard stuff for DMV paperwork.

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Shan said:
You might also need proof of residency, like a utility bill or something. Pretty standard stuff for DMV paperwork.

Does it have to be a recent utility bill? I haven’t updated mine in a while.

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Shan said:
You might also need proof of residency, like a utility bill or something. Pretty standard stuff for DMV paperwork.

Yeah, it usually needs to be recent, like from the last month. Otherwise, the DMV might not accept it.

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You should also call ahead to confirm what documents they’ll need. Indiana DMVs sometimes have slight variations in requirements.

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Bailey said:
You should also call ahead to confirm what documents they’ll need. Indiana DMVs sometimes have slight variations in requirements.

Good idea. I’ll give them a call to double-check everything before I go. Thanks!

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If you have trouble, try reaching out to legal aid. They can help with the process if things get confusing.

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Pax said:
If you have trouble, try reaching out to legal aid. They can help with the process if things get confusing.

Legal aid? Never thought of that. Do they charge anything?

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Pax said:
If you have trouble, try reaching out to legal aid. They can help with the process if things get confusing.

Most legal aid services are free or low-cost, especially for stuff like this. Worth checking out if you need help.

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When I got mine, it took a couple of weeks to process after submitting the form, so plan ahead if you’re in a rush.

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Bali said:
When I got mine, it took a couple of weeks to process after submitting the form, so plan ahead if you’re in a rush.

Good to know! I’ll try to get everything done ASAP then. Thanks for the heads up!