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Parking Permit Request Form
A parking permit request form needs the plate and the property. Every parking dispute a managing agent handles starts with a vehicle nobody can link to a tenancy.
For letting agents, property managers and landlords.
The plate, and an expiry date
Permits without expiry dates accumulate. A tenant leaves, the permit stays valid, and two years later there's a car in a bay that belongs to nobody on the register - and no way to remove it without a paper trail.
So this template ties each permit to a tenancy and a fixed period, and requires the registration. It also asks about second vehicles and visitor permits separately, because those are where allocation disputes actually happen.
Screen before you spend time
Most of the work in an application process is on the ones that were never eligible. Asking the disqualifying questions first - dates, requirements, basic facts - means you spend your reading time on the real candidates.
Maintenance requests with the details that avoid a second visit
"The boiler's broken" sends a plumber to a locked flat. Which property, which room, what exactly is happening, when someone is in, whether there's a pet - those are what turn a report into a completed job.
A form also timestamps the report, which matters when a tenant says they told you weeks ago and nobody can find the message.
Long enough to decide, short enough to finish
Applications fail in two directions: too short to judge, or so long that good candidates give up. This template asks what a decision genuinely needs, split into steps so it never looks like a wall.
Make it yours in a minute
Change the wording, drop the questions you don't need, add the ones you do, put your own colour on it. Saving publishes it, and you get a link to paste into your website, your email signature or a message. Responses land in your dashboard and download as a spreadsheet whenever you want them.
What this template asks
- Your name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Property address
- Are you a tenant or an owner?
- What are you applying for?
- How many permits does your property already have?
- Start date
- For how long?
- Registration plate
- Make and model
- Colour
- Vehicle type
- Is the vehicle registered to you?
- The vehicle is taxed, insured and roadworthy
- I have read the parking rules for this property
- I understand a permit is valid for the vehicle stated only, and I'll tell you if it changes
- I understand vehicles parked without a valid permit may be removed
- Anything else?
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Questions
How many permits should each property get?
State your allocation on the form so nobody applies for a third space that doesn't exist. The form is also where a waiting list starts.
What about electric vehicles?
Ask - charging arrangements are increasingly a separate allocation, and knowing which vehicles need a charging bay is now a planning question rather than a nicety.
Can applicants attach a CV or document?
Not yet - file uploads are on the roadmap. Most people ask for a link (to a portfolio, a CV in cloud storage, or a profile) which works today and keeps the form fast.
Can I close applications on a deadline?
Yes. Close the form and anyone with the link sees a short closed page instead of the questions, so nobody fills in an application that can't be considered.
Can more than one person review them?
Yes - invite your team into the same account and they'll see the same responses. You can also export to a spreadsheet and score them wherever you like.
Can I use one form across several properties?
Yes - ask which property in a dropdown, then filter or export by it. Larger portfolios often duplicate the form per building so each has its own link.
Publish your parking permit request form today
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