Florida Parking Permit for Pregnancy: Form HSMV 83040
Florida has a permit specifically for expectant mothers, on a different form from every other condition.
Conditions in This Group
- Any stage of pregnancy, confirmed by a provider
- A pregnancy your provider considers high-risk
- A pregnancy with advised limits on walking, standing or lifting
This permit uses form HSMV 83040 rather than 83039, and Florida requires a physician to sign it. The questions are about the pregnancy rather than about walking, because that is what the form asks.
Not the whole list. The check lets you describe your condition in your own words.
What to Have on Hand
The practitioner will ask about the things below. Get the information and any documents together now to streamline the process.
- Your due date, and how many weeks along you are
- Whether a doctor, midwife or clinic has confirmed the pregnancy
- Who your OB-GYN, midwife or prenatal provider is
- When your last prenatal visit was
- Whether your provider considers the pregnancy high-risk
- Whether you have been advised to limit walking, standing or lifting
Answer as your situation actually is. Records help but are not required, and we can request them from your own doctor if that is easier.
Who Evaluates This
Dr. Barry Schapiro, MD, completing form HSMV 83040. You are told which doctor before you pay.
Evaluates arthritis, back, hip, knee and other orthopedic conditions.
Florida license CH00007509
Evaluates heart, lung, neurological and vision conditions, recovery from surgery, and expectant mothers.
Florida license ME92972See Whether Florida’s Criteria Fit
A few questions about your condition, free, in about two minutes. It tells you before you pay whether a doctor can help.