GA DMV Form MV-9DB Disabled Person's License Plate Affidavit for a Business

Form MV-9DB, Disabled Person's License Plate Affidavit for a Business, serves as an affidavit for businesses applying for disabled person's license plates in the state of Georgia. This form is used to verify the eligibility of a business to obtain and use disabled person's license plates on their vehicles.

Businesses in Georgia that wish to use disabled person's license plates on their vehicles, such as transport companies serving individuals with disabilities, need to complete this form to ensure they meet the necessary criteria for using these specialized license plates.

Form Structure

This form involves the business applying for the disabled person's license plates and the Georgia Department of Driver Services as the authority processing the application. The form typically consists of the following sections:

• Business Information: Fields for the business's name, address, and contact information.
• Statement of Eligibility: A section where the business affirms its eligibility to use disabled person's license plates for specific vehicles.
• Vehicle Information: Fields to provide details about the vehicles for which the disabled person's license plates are requested, including make, model, year, and vehicle identification number (VIN).
• Authorized Signature: A space for the authorized representative of the business to sign and date the affidavit.

How to Fill Out and Submit the Form

Businesses can obtain Form MV-9DB from the Georgia Department of Driver Services website or an office location. To complete the form, businesses should:

1. Fill in all required fields accurately, including business information and vehicle details.
2. Ensure that the authorized representative signs and dates the affidavit.
3. Attach any supporting documents, such as proof of eligibility or business registration.
4. Submit the completed form and any required documentation to the Georgia Department of Driver Services by mail or in person.

When filling out this form, businesses should be aware of the eligibility criteria for using disabled person's license plates, which may include providing services to individuals with disabilities and meeting specific vehicle requirements.

Alternatives to this form may include other types of license plates or permits for businesses, depending on their specific needs and circumstances.