Ny dog license form

Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents. They can be downloaded by clicking on the icons below. Please enable JavaScript in your browser for a better user experience. Jump to subpage Requirements All dogs 6 months of age or older are to be licensed.

Also, any dog under 6 months of age, if running at large must be licensed. Application for validation of this license must be submitted online, in person or by mail. The permits are non-transferable. For more information, read Ordinance Number 8.

The City Clerk's Office is currently scheduling domestic partnerships by appointment only. Send an email request or call or dial Skip to Main Content. Loading Close. Do Not Show Again Close. Senior discounts available at age 65 and older. Directions to License Your Dog 1. Fill out the dog license application 2. If your dog has been spayed, or neutered, please bring the certificate of proof.

Checks should be made payable to the Cicero Town Clerk. The renewals will be mailed from the Town of Cicero with a new dog tag being issued once payment is received. The parking permit is good for a period of three years, although temporary permits are issued for six months.

If your parking permit is issued for a permanent disability, a new application is not required. Parking permits can be replaced if lost or stolen, but the Town has complete discretion to issue a replacement permit or deny the request. Please remember that parking permits are valid anywhere in New York state and may be used to park in reserved spaces only when the person with the disability is driving or riding in the vehicle.

Parking permits should be hung from the rear-view mirror when parked, but should be removed from the mirror when driving. More Information: dmv. The requirements are as follows:. Sign Permits. Click here to download the Sign Permit Application. If you need advice on any of these, please call our office at , and we will be glad to assist. The Site Plan Application is required before opening a business in Cicero.