West Virginia's DMV-48-DI is the application for a Disabled Veteran Mobility Impaired license plate. It reaches a clinician only after the veteran completes Part 1 and the West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance certifies Part 2. A licensed physician then completes Part 3, marking the condition permanent or temporary and checking a qualifying walking limitation.
The veteran completes Part 1 with Social Security number, vehicle and insurance details. A veterans assistance officer certifies Part 2. A licensed physician (MD, DO, chiropractor, advanced nurse practitioner or physician assistant) completes all of Part 3 with license number and expiration date.
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Application for a Disabled Veteran Mobility Impaired License Plate
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The veteran completes Part 1, and the West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance certifies Part 2, confirming either a 100% total and permanent service-connected disability or a federal vehicle grant. The DMV cannot process the application until that certification is done, so the physician's Part 3 is usually the last step.
Part 3 is to be completed only by a licensed physician, which the instructions define as an MD, DO, chiropractor, advanced nurse practitioner or physician assistant. The physician checks permanent or temporary and at least one walking limitation, such as inability to walk 200 feet without stopping or use of portable oxygen.