Vermont DMV uses VL-038 to issue a temporary disabled parking placard to someone with a short-term ambulatory handicap. The one-page form has an applicant section and a clinician section certifying that the person is temporarily disabled and recommending when the placard should expire. The maximum is six months, and the placard cannot be renewed.
The applicant completes the top section, including Social Security number, Vermont license number and physical description, and signs under 23 VSA § 304(f). A licensed physician, certified physician assistant or licensed advanced practice registered nurse completes the bottom section with license number, signature and date.
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Temporary Disabled Parking Placard
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A licensed physician, a certified physician assistant or a licensed advanced practice registered nurse. The clinician checks that the person is temporarily disabled with an ambulatory handicap, recommends the month and year the placard should expire, and prints their name and license number before signing and dating.
VL-038 states that the temporary placard is valid for six months at most and may not be renewed. For a long-term condition, Vermont's permanent placard application is VD-120, which the DMV pairs with a physician's VS-113 Medical Evaluation Report.