Oklahoma residents use form 302DC to apply to Service Oklahoma for a temporary or five-year physical disability parking placard. In Section 2 the physician certifies a qualifying mobility, respiratory, cardiac, vision or limb condition and answers whether it affects safe driving. Service Oklahoma considers new or renewal applications only within 60 days of the physician's signature.
The applicant completes Section 1 and signs. A physician licensed in medicine, osteopathy, chiropractic, podiatry or optometry, a licensed physician assistant, or a licensed and certified APRN completes Section 2 in full.
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Physical Disability Parking Placard Application
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A physician licensed to practice medicine or surgery, osteopathic medicine, chiropractic, podiatric medicine or optometry, a licensed physician assistant, or a licensed and certified advanced registered nurse practitioner. The signer certifies that the diagnosis is within the scope of their practice.
Service Oklahoma only considers new or renewal applications submitted within 60 days of the physician's signature in Section 2. Online applications likewise expire 60 days after the physician signs, so the patient should submit promptly.
Yes. When the patient applies online and enters the physician's details, the physician gets an email to complete and submit their portion. There is also an Apply With Physician option for a digital application completed during an office visit with the physician present.