does the form for a handicap tag have to be notorized?
99592
No, just signed by a doctor.
440672
They should allow expectant mothers to use handicapped spaces then. But around here the handicapped spaces are usually all taken. What gets me though is a lot of times I see people park in handicapped spaces then jump out and go running in, you can tell they aren't handicapped, but they used someone's tag. Half the time they don't even have a tag.
1152545
I like the idea; It simply means that there's bad HTML in the form. Fix it.
372225
Two weeks ago I went to a health recovery center and met half a dozen people with different forms of disabilities.  For each person I needed to figure out how they went about communicating.  \n\nOne person had a flat keypad that looked like a typewriter and she touched one letter at a time. On the back of the pad was a short note explaining who she was and how she communicated.\n\nPerhaps you could design a nice cartoon figure of a woman holding a hand to her ear shouting, "Whaaaat?  I can't hear you!"  Something that is fun and understandable quickly.  \n\nThink of it this way.  There are plenty of times in life when somebody needs to see identification from you before they will talk.  A bouncer, for instance, can't put two words together without seeing an i.d. first.  A human resources person is incapicitated without your resume as a security blanket.  A doctor's office won't even say hello until you've filled out the waivers.\n\nAlso, people wear uniforms in all kinds of different endeavors to show "who they are".  I'm not suggesting a uniform for you, of course, I'm just trying to show that people "announce themselves".\n\nThat's why I think that a fun cartoon picture could help announce you and make your situation understandable to somebody else in about 1/2 a second.  I think that an announcement card of some sort would cause somebody to feel, "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I understand what's up, that's cool."\n\nGood luck.  I sincerely hope you get success on this question.
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Yes there are alot of characters to choose from, as the previous poster said. It just depends what he wants it to say or if he even cares. Here's one 年 its nian it means year, if done right the f could be converted into this and there are plenty more that look like they have a "F" in them.
505449
Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
279098
It's actually kind of a nonissue. No one's tried to use that symbol, so it hasn't been added to the list. No one's refusing anything, the paperwork just takes forever and a day to go through. Many symbols aren't on the list yet, like the Christian fish.
730502
You Need to Print that form and Then Fill it up
958316
If you have the full Adobe Acrobat program (not just the acrobat reader) you can make a new text field from the advanced commenting menu and type into those.\n\nIf you only have the reader, then you can't do it, unless the form was set up to be typeable by the origional creator.
892698
No, it is not.  Just register your vehcile and put the darned tags on it.  Per Colorado DMV.
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Rules vary by jurisdiciton, and each court publishes their own standards for what they require. Check your local listings.\n\nHowever, most tend to accept 1" margins, 12 point type, either Times New Roman, Courier New, or Ariel fonts. Double spaced.
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If the user does not have a particular font installed on his/her, he/she won't be able to view it. So if you're looking to use a font that isn't common, it's best to provide a list such as:\n\n<FONT FACE="Times New Roman, serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Arial, Verdana, sans-serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Courier New, monospace">sometext</FONT>\n\nMake sure to list the generic "serif", "sans-serif", "monospace", "cursive", or "fantasy" properties, depending on what the default font is supposed to look like.\n\nAlso, you can change other attributes of the font. An example:\n\n<FONT FACE="Verdana, sans-serif" COLOR="blue" SIZE="2">sometext</FONT>
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Jordan C 43-- I like your humor, it cracked me up when I read your response!!!\n       ::But::\nMy boyfriend has a condition known as Muscular Dystrophy, and even though it looks like he can get out and walk from a car easily, it's not for him.  It is actually pretty painful for him to walk across a parking lot or other long distances.\nI can agree, however, that there are people out there that just use the tags to be lazy.  But next time you see someone, don't be too quick to assume that they aren't handicap just because they are walking.  (none the less the comment about slinging parking tags was hilarious!)
135959
Yes you can.  As long as it is legible.
626256
You might want to check out http://www.floridanotaryservice.com/\nIt looks like they have the forms online.\n\nHope this helps!
1144061
Umm, no.\nThe note is anonymous.  No signing is needed.  If you need to use parting words, Warm Regards is the best of the choices.
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You need to use Adobe Acrobat to do this (not Reader.)\n\nYou, optionally, could scan it in in a graphic format and use a graphic editor (like Photoshop) to edit text onto the form.