The prescription must contain the date, the name of the person with the disability, the physician's signature, state that it is for a disability placard and state the expected duration of the disabling condition. Chiropractors may provide their customers with a request for a disability placard on the chiropractor's letterhead stationery. The request must be dated, include the name of the person with a qualifying disability, state the duration of disability and be signed by the chiropractor. If the chiropractor prefers, they may provide a prescription. A second placard will be issued if applied for separately and states the reason why the second placard is needed.
Temporary placards are red in color and expire on the date prescribed by the doctor.
Temporary placards CAN NOT be renewed. Permanent placards are blue in color and will expire on the date prescribed by the doctor. A renewal application will be mailed to you 60 days prior to it's expiration. Permanent placards will expire on the date prescribed by the doctor. A renewal application will be mailed to you 60 days prior to it's expiration.