Lost, stolen or expired parking placards for people with disabilities

What to do if your placard or matching registration certificate is lost, stolen or damaged.

Lost or stolen placards

If your placard or matching registration certificate is lost, stolen or damaged, you must do the following:

Step 1. Fill out the form

PDF form issues

Fillable PDF forms do not open properly on some mobile devices and web browsers. To fill in and save the form:

  1. Save the PDF form to your computer – click or right-click the link and download the form.
  2. Open the PDF form with Adobe Reader. Fill it in and save it.

If you are still having problems opening the form, contact PDF form technical support.

Licence Plate/Parking placard Cancellation Declaration

Step 2. Submit the form

Take the form to a registry agent.

You can apply for a replacement at the registry agent.

Expired placards

If your placard and registration certificate has expired, you can get them both renewed at a registry agent.

If your placard isn’t going to be renewed, it must be destroyed.

The placard and registration certificate is null and void upon the holder’s death. Relatives, friends and caregivers are not allowed to use the placard or registration certificate and must return both to a registry agent office for cancellation.

Cancelling your placard

If your placard and registration certificate is no longer needed, you must do the following:

Step 1. Fill out the form

Licence Plate/Parking placard Cancellation Declaration

Step 2. Submit the form

Take the form to a registry agent.