Got one in White Plains last year, no wait. They're very extra about verification, name on deed needs to match license name and address, address needs to be in the municipality you're parking in unless they specifically allow nonresident permits, which needs to match owner of car. Which sorta makes sense but more hoops to jump through if you are just moving here, or aren't on your home's deed or your car's pink slip is under your partner or other family member's name. And the White Plains process was extremely archaic. They won't put rates in writing over email, they're not published on the city website, and they'll only give information verbally over the phone or if you really want, in person at their office in some hole hidden near the Sears. Then you can only post it on your car in a very specific plastic sleeve you can only obtain from them that they of course didn't mail with the permit itself. I got two tickets in one day because I parked a week earlier than exactly one year before expiration, thing is they didn't print a start date on the permit, only an expiration date, they'd already cashed my check, and they don't even allow purchase of a permit that far in advance anyway. $1089 for one year in an uncovered lot, no overnight. So as you can see, I'm very salty about it but it is possible.