If you’re disabled, you may qualify for a handicap placard or license plate to park in designated spaces. Submit proof of identity, a doctor-signed form, and a fee to your DMV. Need help? Call Henson Fuerst for guidance.
If a doctor classifies you as disabled due to a physical condition or illness, you may qualify for a handicap placard and a handicap license plate for your vehicle. These allow you to park your vehicle in designated handicap parking spaces.
Using handicap parking spaces can make getting in and out of public places easier on you and your family. If you’re disabled and need the convenience of handicap parking, don’t hesitate to get the assistance you need. Our Social Security Disability lawyers can provide you with the information you need to apply for a handicap placard or license plate—call us today at (919) 781-1107 or fill out a free initial consultation form.
To get your handicap parking placard or license plate, you must submit:
If you request two placards, keep one with you to use if you ride in someone else’s vehicle. Also, remember that your placard and license plate are for your use only—any able-bodied friends or family members who travel without you aren’t allowed to use them to park in handicap spots.
If you’re disabled and need help applying for your handicap placards or license plate, don’t hesitate to contact the experienced legal professionals at Henson Fuerst. Our North Carolina Social Security Disability lawyers are here for you.