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[quote=Anonymous]I am going through the nightmare of trying to get a DC Reciprocity Parking Permit for my DS, who is a full time college student in DC and is renting an apartment in DC off campus.  Have you looked at the DC DMV website?  https://dmv.dc.gov/node/1118916
It lists who qualifies and what documents you need.

My advice, make sure your paperwork is 1000% in order.

The first time we visited the DMV, we had the "Unexpired homeowner's or renter’s insurance policy reflecting name and address."  However, we did not print out the entire policy and it did not include the Declarations page, so they wouldn't take that document.

The second time we visited the DMV, I had printed out the full copy of the insurance policy and they accepted that.  However, they wouldn't take the Enrollment Verification Form my DS got from the registrar's office on the college's letterhead.  It was a form on letterhead with the Registrar's seal and stamp and showed his status as a full-time student, but it was not in "statement" form.  The website says they need: "A statement from the registrar's office on the college's or university's letterhead stating that you are a full time student."  We talked to a supervisor and she said it wasn't the correct statement, but couldn't show us what the statement looks like.  So my DS needs to go back to the registrar's office to get some other statement.

I'm hoping the 3rd time is the charm.[/quote]

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