North Carolina placard holders use MVR-37AA to renew a disability parking placard or a total and permanent disability parking placard. Clinicians meet it when a patient's five-year placard is due for renewal and recertification is required. The provider rechecks the G.S. 20-37.5 criteria that still apply and signs, and the patient renews by mail or at a License Plate Agency.
The applicant completes and signs only the applicant section, listing current placards. When recertification is required, a licensed medical provider completes the medical provider's section, or the applicant presents VA documentation instead.
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Application for Renewal of Disability Parking Placard or Total and Permanent Disability Parking Placard
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The standard Disability Parking Placard requires medical provider recertification at renewal. It is not required for people 80 or older at the time of renewal, and the Total and Permanent Disability Parking Placard renews without recertification.
A licensed medical provider completes and signs the medical provider's section with a printed name, license number, address, phone and date. Documentation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs may be presented instead of the provider's recertification.
Yes. Renewals done at a local License Plate Agency are same-day. Mailed renewals go to NCDMV with a check or money order, and the DMV asks applicants to allow three to four weeks to receive the placard.