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Indiana
Current series
Size	12 in × 6 in 30 cm × 15 cm
Material	Aluminum
Introduced	January 1, 2017
Availability
Issued by	Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
History
First issued	July 1, 1913; 105 years ago (Pre-state plates from 1905 to June 30, 1913)

The U.S. state of Indiana first required its residents to register their motor vehicles in 1905. Registrants provided their own license plates for display until July 1, 1913, when the state began to issue plates.^[1]

Plates are currently issued by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV).

4Organizational and collegiate plates
7New plate prefixing
8County coding

Passenger plates 1913 to present[edit]

In 1956, the United States, Canada, and Mexico came to an agreement with the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, the Automobile Manufacturers Association and the National Safety Council that standardized the size for license plates for vehicles (except those for motorcycles) at 6 inches (15 cm) in height by 12 inches (30 cm) in width, with standardized mounting holes.^[2] The 1955 (dated 1956) issue was the first Indiana license plate that complied with these standards.

Image	First issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued
1913	Black numbers on yellow porcelain plate	none	12345	1 to approximately 45000
1914	White lettering on blue base	none	12345	1 to approximately 67000
1915	Green lettering on pink base	none	12345	1 to approximately 97000
1916	Black lettering on white base	none	12345	1 to 99999
1916	Black lettering on white base	none	A1234	A1 to approximately D9000
1917	Yellow lettering on black base	none	12345	1 to 99999
1917	Yellow lettering on black base	none	A1234	A1 to approximately K2000
1918	Black lettering on green base	none	123456	1 to approximately 223000
1919	White lettering on black base	none	123456	1 to approximately 277000
1920	Green lettering on white base	none	123456	1 to approximately 296000
1921	Black lettering on orange base	none	123456	1 to approximately 344000
1922	White lettering on dark blue base	none	123456	1 to approximately 407000
1923	White lettering on brown base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 499-000
1924	Orange lettering on black base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 562-000
1925	Maroon lettering on tan base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 620-000
1926	White lettering on green base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 667-000
1927	White lettering on black base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 707-000
1928	White lettering on maroon base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 713-000	First use of the full state name.
1929	Black lettering on orange base	none	123-456	1 to approximately 743-000
1930	Orange lettering on dark blue base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 763 000
1931	Black lettering and rims on orange base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 761 000
1932	White lettering on dark green base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 741 000
1933	White lettering on maroon base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 742 000
1934	White lettering on black base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 722 000
1935	Black lettering on light green base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 729 000
1936	White lettering and rims on red base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 779 000
1937	Gold lettering on black base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 835 000
1938	Maroon lettering on cream base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 857 000
1939	Dark blue lettering on golden yellow base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 849 000
1940	Silver lettering on black base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 873 000
1941	White lettering on blue base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 923 000
1942	Dark blue lettering on golden yellow base	none	123 456 1 234 567	1 to approximately 1 034 000	Revalidated for 1943 with black tabs, due to metal conservation for World War II.
1944	White lettering on black base	none	123456	1 to approximately 899000
1945	White lettering on brown base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 894 000
1946	Yellow embossed lettering on black base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 901 000
1947	Dark blue lettering on golden yellow base	none	123 456	1 to approximately 942 000
1948	White embossed lettering on navy blue base	none	123 456	1 to 999 999
1948	White embossed lettering on navy blue base	none	A-12345	A-1 to approximately A-27000
1949	White embossed lettering on red base	none	123 456	1 to 999 999
1949	White embossed lettering on red base	none	A-123456	A-1 to approximately A-112000
1950	Yellow lettering on black base	none	AB 1234	County-coded
1951	Black lettering on white base	none	AB 1234	County-coded	Revalidated for 1952 with yellow tabs, and for 1953 with green tabs, due to metal conservation for the Korean War.
1954	White lettering embossed on maroon base	none	AB 1234	County-coded	Revalidated for 1955 with red tabs.
1956	Yellow lettering embossed on navy blue base	DRIVE SAFELY	AB 1234	County-coded
1957	Dark blue lettering embossed on golden yellow base	DRIVE SAFELY	AB 1234	County-coded
1958	Golden yellow lettering embossed on dark blue base	DRIVE SAFELY	AB 1234	County-coded
1959	Navy lettering embossed on golden yellow base	LINCOLN YEAR	AB 1234	County-coded	Commemorated the 150th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, who lived in Indiana from 1816 to 1830.
1960	White lettering embossed on navy base	SAFETY PAYS	AB 1234	County-coded
1961	White lettering on dark red base	SAFETY PAYS	AB 1234	County-coded
1962	Yellow embossed lettering on black base	SAFETY PAYS	AB 1234	County-coded
1963	Yellow lettering on blue base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1964	Reflective white lettering on dark red base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1965	Reflective white lettering on dark green base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1966	Black lettering on reflective white base	150th Year	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Commemorated Indiana's 150 years of statehood.
1967	Red lettering on reflective white base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1968	Blue lettering on reflective white base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1969	Black lettering on reflective white base	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded
1970	Red serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Staggered registration introduced, with the month of expiration determined by the initial letter of the registrant's surname. Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1971.
1971	Blue serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1972.
1972	Green serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1973.
1973	Red serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1974.
1974	Black serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1975.
1975	Blue serial on reflective white background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1976.
1976	Blue serial on reflective white, red and blue graphic background	Heritage State	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	First graphic plate; commemorated the US Bicentennial. The letter in the serial was moved to the bottom of the plate to accommodate the Minuteman graphic. Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1977.
1977	Green serial on reflective white, green and yellow background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1978.
1978	Black serial on reflective white, red and light blue background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Indianapolis 500 race cars in background. This issue is thought by some to be a tribute to Tony Hulman, owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, who died in 1977; sample plates, normally numbered 00A0000 in most years, were numbered 00H0000 this year, lending some credence to this belief. Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1979.
1979	Brown serial on reflective white, yellow and brown background	1779 George Rogers Clark	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Awarded 'Plate of the Year' for best new license plate of 1979 by the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association, the first and, to date, only time Indiana has been so honored. Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1980.
1980	Black serial on reflective white, yellow, orange and red background	none	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Final single-year passenger plate in the United States. Plates expired from January 31 through June 30, 1981.
1981	Brown serial on reflective white, light and dark brown and black graphic background	Hoosier State	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	First multi-year plate in Indiana since 1955, and the first to be renewed with decals (except for plates with numbers up to and including 100, which were reissued annually). Plates were valid until June 30, 1984.
1984	Black serial on reflective white, yellow, green and red background	Wander Indiana	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Staggered registration expanded to January–October with 1987 expiration. Plates were valid through October 31, 1987.
1987	Blue serial on reflective blue, white and gold background	Back Home Again	0A1234 00A1234	County-coded	Small white-on-blue county name sticker in bottom right corner. Plates were valid through October 31, 1990.
1990	Red serial on reflective white background	Hoosier Hospitality	0A1234 0AB123 00A1234	County-coded	Small white-on-blue county name sticker in bottom right corner as on the Back Home Again base. Allen County began issuing two-letter, three-digit serials in 1992 after reaching 2Z9999. Plates were valid through October 31, 1993.
1993	Black serial on reflective red, yellow and black background	Amber Waves of Grain	0A1234 0AB123 00A1234 00AB123	County-coded	Replacement cycle extended from 3 to 5 years. Early plates had a small yellow-on-black county name sticker in the bottom right corner; this was soon discontinued. Plates were valid through October 31, 1998.
1998	Dark blue serial on reflective white background, gold state outline and coat of arms - Indiana and Crossroads of America Printed in dark blue.	The Crossroads of America	0A1234 0AB123 00A1234 00AB123	County-coded	Final embossed plate. Plates were valid through October 31, 2003.
2003	Dark blue on reflective farm scene graphic	www.IN.gov	0A1234 0AB123 00A1234 00AB123	County-coded	First screened plate. The original design had the slogan 'Back Home Again' (as on the 1987–90 base); this was replaced with the state's web address before production began. Early plates used a bolder serial font that included full-height letters; this was changed in response to legibility concerns. Plates were valid through October 31, 2008.
2008	White serial on reflective dark blue; torch and stars from the state flag at left; county number and name on white sticker at top	none	Standard Version 123A, 123AB or 123ABC Grandfathered Version 00A0, 00A00 or 00A000 Handicapped Plates 2008-2010: 123456 2010>: D123A, D123AB National Guard Plates NG123A	Serials not issued sequentially. Letters or combinations of letters are unique to a particular county.	Issued concurrently with 'In God We Trust' base. Staggered registration once again expanded to include all twelve months of the calendar year; four dates, the 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th of each month, are used (except in January and December). Grandfathered Version are laid out by county coding depending on demand for them. Some counties may only use single suffix numbers while others may use as much as three.
2013	Black serial on reflective white fading to gold; number 200 and circle of 19 stars (the 19th enlarged and colored gold) over dark blue state shape at left; expiration date, year, county number and recycling symbol in corners clockwise from top left	Bicentennial 1816-2016	Standard Version 123A, 123AB or 123ABC, No Grandfathered Version	Serial tied to vehicle.	Registrants keep their old license plate numbers upon renewal if they have a license plate in either the 123A, 123AB or 123ABC formats. If vehicle was issued a previous plate with serial 661XYZ for example, the vehicle's 2013 issued plate will have serial 661XYZ.
2017	Dark blue serial on reflective country scene graphic featuring a covered bridge; expiration date, year, county number and recycling symbol in corners clockwise from top left	none	Standard Version 123A, 123AB or 123ABC, No Grandfathered Version with possibilities for 1234AB, 12345A, or 1234 ABC	Serial tied to vehicle.	Registrants keep their old license plate numbers upon renewal if they have a license plate in either the 123A, 123AB or 123ABC formats. If vehicle was issued a previous plate with serial 661XYZ for example, the vehicle's 2013 issued plate will have serial 661XYZ.

Optional types[edit]

Image	First issued	Design	Slogan	Serial format	Serials issued
2007	Screened white on blue with national flag at bottom; '08' screened in top right corner and county code on sticker in bottom right corner	In God We Trust	A/B1234	While very popular, this plate was controversial as the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana claimed that it is a symbol of endorsement of a religion. After a lawsuit from the ACLU, the Indiana Court of Appeals upheld the plates' constitutionality.^[3]
2012	Screened black on national flag motif; expiration year screened in top right corner, county code in bottom right corner, expiration date in top left corner and recycling symbol in bottom left corner	In God We Trust	ABC123	RAA101 to ZZZ999 ZZZ999 to AAA101 change over occurred in January 2018. AMY101 As of June 2018 *Occasionally plates with serials AAA101-PZZ999 have also been issued.	'In God We Trust' now appears at the bottom instead of on the left. The changes were made to address visibility issues with the previous version and in preparation for the introduction of the Bicentennial passenger base in 2013.
March 4, 2008^[4]	Screened black on white with graphic of young Abraham Lincoln at left; '09' screened in top right corner and county code on sticker in bottom right corner	Lincoln's Boyhood Home	B/F1234 B/F123A B/H1234	Aside from this and the In God We Trust Plates, there are approximately 70 other various organizations, schools, and other entities that offer plates using the same format but come with a $15 organizational fee. See Indiana Plate Types for further details.

Non-passenger plates[edit]

Image	Type	First issued	Design	Serial format
Amateur Radio	As current passenger base	FCC call sign	Issued only to Indiana residents holding valid amateur radio operator's licenses.
Bus	Screened black on white; vertical 'BUS' at left	B123AB
Disability	Screened blue on white; International Symbol of Access at left	D123AB D123ABC
Farm Semi-Trailer	As regular Semi-Trailer (Permanent) plate, but with vertical 'FARM' at left	FP123AB
Farm Vehicle	Screened black on white; vertical 'FARM' at left	F123AB	Issued on farm trucks, farm trailers and farm semi-tractors.
Fleet Vehicle	Screened black on white; 'FLEET' at bottom	FL123ABC
Historic Vehicle	Screened black on tan; state seal at left and 'HISTORIC' at bottom	AN123A	Issued on vehicles that are at least 25 years old.
Motorcycle	2008	Screened blue on white; 'M CYCLE' at bottom right and '09' at top right	123456	1 to approximately 178000
	2010	As above, but with '11' at top right	M123A	M101A to M999Z
	2010	As above, but with '11' at top right	M123AB	M101AA to present
Municipal	Black on light blue; 'MUNICIPAL' at bottom	12345
Recreational Vehicle	Screened black on white; vertical 'RV' at left	R123AB
Semi-Tractor	Screened black on white; 'SEMI TRACTOR' at bottom	TC123ABC	Issued on tractors used in combination with semi-trailers. Tractors not used in such a combination are registered as trucks.
Semi-Trailer (Non-Permanent)	Screened red on white; 'SEMI TRAILER' at bottom	SE123ABC
Semi-Trailer (Permanent)	Screened black on light gray; 'SEMI TRAILER' at bottom; 'NO' at top left and 'EXP' at top right	SP123ABC
Special Machinery	Screened black on white; 'SPECIAL MACHINERY' at bottom	SM123AB	Issued on vehicles used to perform specific functions unrelated to transportation on highways.
Trailer	Screened black on white; 'TRAILER' and gross weight at bottom	TR123ABC
Truck	2013	Screened black on white; 'TRUCK' and gross weight at bottom	TK123ABC

Organizational and collegiate plates[edit]

Indiana issues a large number of organizational and collegiate license plates.^[5]^[6] A portion of the fees for these plates is given to the respective organization or college.

Organizational plates[edit]

Plate	Organization	Slogan
Indy 500 Festival	500FESTIVAL.COM
American Diabetes Association	American Diabetes Association
American Legion	LEGIONNAIRE
Autism Society	AUTISM AWARENESS
Bicycle Indiana	I Share The Road
Black Expo	INDIANA BLACK EXPO, INC.
Boy Scouts	BOY SCOUTS
Breast Cancer Awareness	INDIANA BREAST CANCER AWARENESS TRUST
D.A.R.E Indiana	D.A.R.E. INDIANA
Donate Life Indiana	Be an Organ, Tissue, & Eye Donor!
Ducks Unlimited	DUCKS UNLIMITED
FFA Foundation	www.inffa.org
Freemasons	FREEMASON
Greenway Foundation	I SUPPORT TRAILS!
Habitat For Humanity	Help build it!
Indiana 4-H Foundation	4-H Foundation
Indiana Arts Commission	CELEBRATE THE ARTS
Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police	CHIEFS OF POLICE IACP FOUNDATION
Indiana Association of Pregnancy Centers	Choose Life
Indiana Blood Center	indiana BLOOD CENTER
Indiana Coal Mining Institute	COAL KEEPS THE LIGHTS ON!
Indiana Department of Education	Hoosier Family of Readers
Indiana Emergency Medical Services Association (IEMSA)	Supporting EMS
Indiana Golf Foundation	THE FIRST TEE OF INDIANA
President Benjamin Harrison Conservation Trust (formerly Indiana Heritage Trust)	ENVIRONMENT
Indiana Homeland Security Foundation	SECURE INDIANA
Indiana Motor Truck Association - Put The Phone Down	INTRUCKING.ORG
Indiana Organization of Nursing Executives	BE A NURSE
Indiana Patriot Guard Riders	PATRIOT GUARD RIDERS
Indiana Recycling Coalition	INDIANARECYCLING.ORG
Indiana Sheriff's Association	LAW ENFORCEMENT, CORRECTIONS, COURT SECURITY
Indiana Soccer	WE SUPPORT INDY ELEVEN
Indiana State Museum (Abraham Lincoln)	Lincoln's Boyhood Home
Indiana State Police	REMEMBERING OUR HEROES
Indiana Volunteer Firefighters Association	SAVING INDIANA LIVES
Indiana Youth Group	INDIANA YOUTH GROUP
Indianapolis Colts	GO COLTS
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame	HALL OF FAME MUSEUM
Indianapolis Zoological Society	Advancing Animal Conservation
Juvenile Diabetes research Foundation	IMPROVING LIVES. CURING TYPE I DIABETES.
Kids First Trust Fund	PREVENTING CHILD ABUSE
Lincoln Boyhood Drama Association	LINCOLN FAMILY ARRIVES 1816
Lions of Indiana	WE SERVE
Lupus Foundation of America	SOLVING THE CRUEL MYSTERY
Marine Foundation of Indiana	SEMPER FI
National Rifle Association	TEACHING FREEDOM
National Wild Turkey Federation	CONSERVATION
Native American	Land of the Indians
Pacers Foundation	PACERS FOUNDATION
Pet Friendly - Spay-Neuter Services of Indiana	PET FRIENDLY
Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St Vincent	stvincent.org/paytonmanning
Prisoner of War - Missing in Action	NOT FORGOTTEN
Professional Firefighters	FIREFIGHTERS
Riley Hospital for Children	RILEY HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN
Shrine Association	Indiana Shriner
Special Olympics of Indiana	Special Olympics Indiana
Tony Stewart Foundation	ACCELERATING CHANGE
To Your Health	To Your Health

Collegiate plates[edit]

Plate	College
Anderson University
Ball State University
Bethel College
Butler University
DePauw University
Earlham College
Franklin College
Grace College and Seminary
Hanover College
Huntington University
Indiana Institute of Technology
Indiana State University
Indiana University
Indiana University Purdue University of Fort Wayne
Indiana University Purdue University of Indianapolis
Indiana Wesleyan University
Ivy Tech Community College
Manchester University
Marian University
Purdue University
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Saint Joseph's College
Saint Mary's College
Taylor University
Trine University
University of Evansville
University of Indianapolis
University of Notre Dame
University of Saint Francis
University of Southern Indiana
Valparaiso University
Vincennes University
Wabash College

Military plates[edit]

Indiana also issues several military-related license plates.^[7] Most are available for veterans only.

Plate(s)	Representation	Elegebility
Hoosier Veteran (all branches of service)	Verify Veteran Status with one of the following: A US Uniformed Services Retiree ID card A DD214 or DD215 US military discharge papers Indiana ID with Veteran Status (V or AM)
Disabled Hoosier Veteran	Certified by Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs
Ex-Prisoner of War	Certified by Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs
Gold Star Family	Spouse, Parent, Grandparents, Great-Grandparents, Siblings, or Children of anyone who died while serving on duty in the military - active, Reserve or National Guard Must Provide Official DD1300
Pearl Harbor Survivors Association	Any military document verifying the person was an active member of the United States Armed Forces and served at Pearl Harbor at the time of the Pearl Harbor attacks.
Purple Heart	Certified by Indiana Department of Veteran Affairs
Support Our Troops	Any Indiana Resident; supports the Military Family Relief Fund

Temporary plates[edit]

1989

New plate prefixing[edit]

Starting in 2010 special plates such as the handicapped, POW, National Guard, Disabled American Veteran that use the background of the standard plates will no longer use just numbers. Instead they will now use a predetermined prefix of three numbers and one or two suffix letters depending on if they have one or two prefix numbers. In all the max total characters will amount to six and, except the Disabled American Veteran and Purple Heart plate will use the background of the standard plate. Starting in 2015, the colors of these plates, with the exception of the Hoosier Veteran and Purple Heart plates, will invert, producing plates with dark blue serials on a white background.

Recreational Vehicles - R123A or R123AB
Handicapped - D123A, or D123AB, or D123ABC
Disabled American Veteran - DH123A or DF123A
Pearl Harbor Survivor - PH1234

Ex-Prisoner of War - PW123A
National Guard - NG123A
Purple Heart - PH123A or PH123 (Handicapped)
Gold Star Family - GF123

Starting in 2012 veterans of each of the five branches of the armed forces will be able, for an extra $15, to obtain a plate with the seal of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps or Coast Guard beginning in 2012. The $15 fee will benefit the state's Military Family Relief Fund.^[8]

Air Force Veteran - VA1234 or VA123A
Army Veteran - AV1234 or AV123A
Coast Guard Veteran - CV1234 or CV123A

Marine Corps Veteran - VM1234 or VM123A
Navy Veteran - NY1234, NY123A, or FL1234
Merchant Marine Veteran - MM1234

Trucks and trailers[edit]

Indiana maintains separate plates for trucks, trailers, tractors/trailers, and farm vehicles. Except for farm vehicles, the plates follow an eight character AB123CDE format. All following plates use a plain white background

Standard Truck - TK123LAA, TK123MAA, TK123NAA
Tractor Rig - SP123ABC
Farm Vehicles - F123AB

Small Trailer - TR123LAA
Semi Trailer - ST123ABC
Motorcycle Standard - M123AB

County coding[edit]

From 1963 through 2008, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles issued standard passenger plates bearing a one- or two-digit prefix identifying the county in which the vehicle was registered. These prefixes were assigned to each county in alphabetical order, beginning with 1 for Adams County and ending with 92 for Whitley County; prefixes 93 through 99 were reserved as overflow for the state's two most populous counties, Marion (93, 95, 97, 98 and 99) and Lake (94 and 96).

In each county, serials consisted of the prefix followed by one letter and up to four digits, progressing sequentially. In 1992, Allen County reached 2Z9999 and subsequently introduced a new format with the prefix followed by two letters and up to three digits; this format was later used in St. Joseph (71), Hamilton (29), Elkhart (20) and Vanderburgh (82) Counties.^[9]^[10]

Following the introduction of multi-year plates in 1981, plates with serials containing numbers above 100 were revalidated with decals, while those with serials containing numbers 1 through 100 continued to be issued annually.

In 2008, new serial formats were introduced with the white-on-blue torch base, consisting of three digits followed by one, two or three random letters. However, the county number system was retained through the use of decals at the top of each plate displaying both the county number and name, with the overflow numbers for Marion and Lake Counties discontinued.^[11]

The no-cost alternative 'In God We Trust' plate introduced in 2007 featured the county number on a sticker at the bottom right corner of the plate. The revised 'In God We Trust' plate, introduced in 2012, has the number screened onto the bottom right corner; this technique was subsequently adopted on standard passenger plates, beginning with the Bicentennial base in 2013.

List of county numbers[edit]

01 - Adams
02 - Allen
03 - Bartholomew
04 - Benton
05 - Blackford
06 - Boone
07 - Brown
08 - Carroll
09 - Cass
10 - Clark
11 - Clay
12 - Clinton
13 - Crawford
14 - Daviess
15 - Dearborn
16 - Decatur
17 - DeKalb
18 - Delaware
19 - Dubois
20 - Elkhart
21 - Fayette
22 - Floyd
23 - Fountain

24 - Franklin
25 - Fulton
26 - Gibson
27 - Grant
28 - Greene
29 - Hamilton
30 - Hancock
31 - Harrison
32 - Hendricks
33 - Henry
34 - Howard
35 - Huntington
36 - Jackson
37 - Jasper
38 - Jay
39 - Jefferson
40 - Jennings
41 - Johnson
42 - Knox
43 - Kosciusko
44 - LaGrange
45 - Lake
46 - LaPorte

47 - Lawrence
48 - Madison
49 - Marion
50 - Marshall
51 - Martin
52 - Miami
53 - Monroe
54 - Montgomery
55 - Morgan
56 - Newton
57 - Noble
58 - Ohio
59 - Orange
60 - Owen
61 - Parke
62 - Perry
63 - Pike
64 - Porter
65 - Posey
66 - Pulaski
67 - Putnam
68 - Randolph
69 - Ripley

70 - Rush
71 - Saint Joseph
72 - Scott
73 - Shelby
74 - Spencer
75 - Starke
76 - Steuben
77 - Sullivan
78 - Switzerland
79 - Tippecanoe
80 - Tipton
81 - Union
82 - Vanderburgh
83 - Vermillion
84 - Vigo
85 - Wabash
86 - Warren
87 - Warrick
88 - Washington
89 - Wayne
90 - Wells
91 - White
92 - Whitley

Overflow numbers (until 2008)[edit]

Renewal date tags[edit]

In the past, Indiana colored its due date tags by month. Another change to the plate system is that there are only four colors of tags which are the same regardless of the month, whether it be January, June, or December, another change because Indiana used to only issue month tags from January to October. These are all found on the top left corner of an Indiana plate based on the first three letters of the last name of the owner. Note: Business owned vehicles have black tags that expire 1-31 regardless of name.^[12]

01-07
02-07
03-07
04-07
05-07
06-07
07-07
08-07
09-07
10-07
11-07
12-07

01-14
02-14
03-14
04-14
05-14
06-14
07-14
08-14
09-14
10-14
11-14
12-14

01-21
02-21
03-21
04-21
05-21
06-21
07-21
08-21
09-21
10-21
11-21
12-21

01-28
02-28
03-28
04-28
05-28
06-28
07-28
08-28
09-28
10-28
11-28
12-28

References[edit]

^'Old Indiana License Plates'. LeatherLicensePlates.com. Retrieved March 2, 2016.
^Garrish, Christopher (October 2016). 'Reconsidering the Standard Plate Size'. Plates. Vol. 62 no. 5. Automobile License Plate Collectors Association.
^'Court Upholds 'In God We Trust' Plate'. WRTV. November 17, 2008. Retrieved December 21, 2008.
^Bradner, Eric (March 5, 2008). 'New Indiana license plate touts 'Lincoln's Boyhood Home''. Evansville Courier & Press. Retrieved March 3, 2016.
^'Indiana's Organizational License Plates'. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Retrieved April 18, 2017.
^'Indiana's College and University License Plates'. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Retrieved April 18, 2017.
^'Indiana's Military License Plates'. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Retrieved April 18, 2017.
^'Jacob's License Plate Blog'. Jacob Newkirk. Retrieved 2013-10-17.
^Nicholson, David. 'Indiana License Plates, 1969-present'. 15q.net. Retrieved September 23, 2007.
^'Indiana License Plates'. allaboutlicenseplates.com. Retrieved October 19, 2016.
^Northup, John B. License Plates of America. River Pointe Publications, 2009, p. 36.
^https://myweb.in.gov/BMV/mybmvportal/RegistrationsAndPlates/IndianasLicensePlates/LicensePlateStickersAndFrames.aspx

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Jacob's License Plate Website, the online home of the Jacob A. Newkirk Historic License Plate Collection (will close October 26, 2009 due to the shutdown of all Yahoo! GeoCities free web sites)

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ServiceArizona is an easy way for Arizona residents to take care of Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) business any time of the day or night, from the comfort of their home or office. Currently, Arizona residents may use ServiceArizona for: online Vehicle Registration Renewals, Personalized/Specialty Plates, Fleet Registration Renewals, Address/Email Changes, ordering Replacement Driver Licenses or Identification Cards with or without an address change, obtaining a Restricted Use 3-Day Permit, viewing available Plate Credit, Driver License Reinstatement, Voter Registration, Duplicate Vehicle Registration, obtaining a 30-Day General Use Permit, Plate Refund, Vehicle Sold Notice, Vehicle Fee Recap, Citizens MVR - Title and Registration and Driver License, Insurance Verification, Tab Replacement, Off-Highway Vehicle Decal, Lien Motor Vehicle Inquiry, Emissions/Registration Fee Check, Permanent Disability Placard Replacement, Vehicle De-Insure Certificate, Schedule Travel ID Appointments, Insurance Update and Vehicle Reinstatement and for Fleet Application.

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Ensure your address is correct
If your vehicle is currently de-insured, you will have an option to keep your vehicle de-insured, or remove the de-insured status.
Enter vehicle information
Confirm record information
Confirm renewal period
If the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) does not have your email address on file, you will be given an option to provide your email address. The registration recipient may elect to receive the vehicle renewal notifications by email instead of United States mail. Registration recipient is defined as the registered owner who is designated on the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) database to receive the registration for a vehicle. If there is more than one registered owner, it may be difficult for you to determine the registration recipient. To ensure the registration recipient’s email is captured, please have all the registered owners provide their email address.
View a breakdown of the fees
Enter payment information
View and print/email confirmation
Complete an optional survey

Yes, you can renew your vehicle registration by calling the toll free number 1-888-713-3031.

If applicable the vehicle must be in compliance with the emissions test requirement
Have your vehicle registration form available
Your current address must be on file with the Motor Vehicle Division
Have a valid Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover credit/debit/check card ready to use

Any registered owner of a vehicle or someone who is authorized by the registered owner.

The Vehicle Registration Form that you should have received through the mail or email(this is optional, but will simplify the process of finding your vehicle record)
If applicable the vehicle must be in compliance with the emissions test requirement
A valid Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover credit/debit/check card
A web browser that supports Secure Socket Layer (SSL)

No. If you have any questions, please email MVDMCS@azdot.gov.

No. If you have any questions, please email MVDMCS@azdot.gov or call 602-712-6775.

Yes. If your vehicle is currently de-insured, you will have an option to keep your vehicle de-insured, or remove the de-insured status.

You are required by law to provide your current mailing address to the Motor Vehicle Division.Your license plate, tab and registration receipt will be mailed to the registration recipient's address on record at the time of the renewal.If your tab is mailed to the wrong address, it will need to be re-issued,and this may result in a $5 tab replacement plus postage fee. Please ensure that your address is correct before renewing.

Your vehicle registration and tab will be mailed to you within 5 business days.

Yes. Print and attach the confirmation/receipt to your registration document until your new plate and registration are received.

Personalized plate orders are reserved pending final approval. If approved, the plate, tab and registration will be mailed to you within 4-6 weeks. Specialty plate orders will be mailed within 5 business days.

If you have your vehicle registration form and your address information on theform matches your current address, your address is correct.

If you do not have your vehicle registration form, or the address informationshown on the form is not correct, you will need to complete a change of address before renewing your registration.Click here to change your address.

To change your address, you will need your name, date of birth, driver license or identification card number and last four of your social security number. Click here to change your address.

MVD has developed a computer system that links all of your records together. This means that when you change your address using your driver license number, it will automatically change the address on your vehicle registration and on each vehicle on which you are listed as the registration recipient.

Registration recipient is defined as the vehicle owner or registrant who is designated on the Motor Vehicle Division database to receive the registration for a vehicle.

If you are a company and need to change your address, mail in a signed request on your business letterhead. The request should include your old and new address along with a list of the vehicles you want changed. If all the vehicle addresses should be changed just indicate all. Mail this request to Motor Vehicle Division, PO Box 2100 Mail drop 504M, Phoenix, Arizona 85001.

The emissions test results are automatically updated within the Motor Vehicle Division system. You may keep your Arizona Vehicle Emissions Inspection Certificate for your records.

The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) states that to avoid late penalties from the Motor Vehicle Division (MVD), all testing and repair must be completed prior to the registration expiration date. Vehicles failing the initial emissions test are not subject to a late registration penalty fee provided the test was conducted prior to the registration expiration date and the registration is renewed within 30 calendar days of the original test date. This will not prevent you from receiving a ticket from law enforcement. Click here for more information.

Yes. If applicable your vehicle may be eligible for a Restricted Use 3-Day Permit or a 30-Day General Use Permit.
Click here for a 3-Day Permit.
Click here for a 30-Day Permit.Yes. If applicable your vehicle may be eligible for a Restricted Use 3-Day Permit or a 30-Day General Use Permit. Return to the Self Service Workstation's Service Arizona landing page and select one of those options.

A penalty fee is assessed when your renewal registration payment is not received by the expiration date indicated on your vehicle registration form. To avoid the late renewal penalty, the registration must be paid by the 15th of the month or the last day of the month, whichever is applicable. When the expiration date falls on a Saturday, Sunday,or a recognized State holiday the registration fee becomes due on the next business day. The late renewal penalty fee is $8 for the first month of delinquency and $4 for each additional month, not to exceed a total penalty of $100.

If you do not receive a renewal notice before the end of the next registration period, you must still renew by the expiration date.

A reprint of the Confirmation/Receipt for your online Vehicle Registration Renewal transaction can be obtained up to 14 days from the date of your online registration renewal transaction. Click here to reprint your confirmation/receipt.A reprint of the Confirmation/Receipt for your online Vehicle Registration Renewal transaction can be obtained up to 14 days from the date of your online registration renewal transaction.Click here to reprint your confirmation/receipt.

Trailers are registered based on usage (non-commercial or commercial) and declared GVW (gross vehicle weight). Non-Commercial usage with a GVW of 10,000 pounds or less is registered as Permanent. Commercial usage with a GVW of 10,000 or less is registered as one, two or five year registration. Trailers with a GVW over 10,000 are registered as permanent (see chart below).

Within the Vehicle Registration Renewal users will be asked to declare the intended usage on trailers that are registered with a GVW 10,000 or less. When used non-commercially permanent registration fees are assessed. Permanent registration is a one time fee and a “PERM” tab will be mailed to the owner. By registering as “PERM”, you’ll never pay vehicle license tax or registration fees again for this trailer.

Permanently registered trailers with a personalized and/or specialty plate are subject to the annual personalized and/or specialty plate fee.

Trailer Usage	GVW	Registration Type	Renewal Fees
Non-Commercial	10,000 or less	PERM	$75.00 – One time Vehicle License Tax ($70.00) and Registration Fee ($5.00)
Commercial	10,000 or less	1 Year, 2 Year or 5 Year	Vehicle License Tax is collected based on registration type of 1 Year, 2 Year or 5 Year.

Travel trailers are not eligible for permanent registration. They are registered either as one, two or five year registration.

Arizona Agriculture – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to Arizona FFA which provides premier leadership, personal growth and career success opportunities for students enrolled in Agriculture Education programs in Arizona. Recipient: AZ Department of Education.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Cardinals – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes Cardinals Charities which supports programs designed to improve the lives of children, women and minorities within the state of Arizona. Recipient: Cardinals Charities.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Centennial- Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona geological survey to pay costs related to the maintenance and operation of mining, mineral and natural resources educational museum. Recipient: University of Arizona.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Coyotes – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona Coyotes Foundation, which supports non-profit organizations that serve children and service men and women with healthcare, education, cultural arts and youth sports in the State of Arizona. Recipient: Arizona Coyotes Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Diamondbacks – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is a donation to the Arizona Professional Baseball Club Special Plate fund for programs relating to youth education and development, housing for the homeless or low income persons and health care for the indigent. Recipient: Arizona Pro Baseball Limited Partnership.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Highways – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona Highways Magazine Fund established under ARS 28-7315. Recipient: Arizona Highways Magazine.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Historical Society – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to museums and programs state-wide. Recipient: Arizona Historical Society.
Initial Application Fee $25 /Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Science Center – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to delivering science education to students, teachers and families. Recipient: Arizona Science Center.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to funding wildlife habitat projects, outdoor recreational and educational opportunities. Recipient: Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Arizona State University - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the university for academic scholarships. Recipient: Arizona State University.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Barrett-Jackson – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes Barrett-Jackson Charities, to benefit the 2018 “Driven Hearts” initiative for the American Heart Association. Recipient: Barrett-Jackson Charities Driven Hearts Initiative.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Boy Scouts of Arizona - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Grand Canyon Council of BSA. Recipient: Grand Canyon Council Boy Scouts of America.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Channel 8 PBS - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Channel 8 PBS foundation for public broadcast television. Recipient: Arizona State University.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Character Education - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the Department of Education for the teaching of character traits. Recipient: AZ Department of Education.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Child Abuse Prevention - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the Prevention of Child Abuse Fund. Recipient: Governor's Office.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Childhood Cancer Research- Available to everyone. $17 goes to the childhood cancer and rare childhood disease research fund. Recipient: Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Choose Life: - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona Life Coalition. Recipient: Arizona Life Coalition c/o Center for AZ Policy.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Energy Efficient – Program is available only to qualifying vehicles.
Initial Application Fee $8.00 / Annual Renewal Fee $0.00

Energy Efficient Program has reached its maximum limit of 10,000 vehicles.

The program is suspended until further notice. ADOT will continue to update the list of eligible vehicles pending resumption of the program.

Initial Application Fee is $8.00 / No annual renewal fee

The qualifying vehicles comprise the plug-in-hybrid electric vehicles listed below:

Vehicle Make and Model	Vehicle Model Year
AUDI – A3 Sport Back E-Tron	2016, 2017, 2018
BMW – i3 Range Extender (REX)	2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
BMW – i8	2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
BMW – i8 Convertible	2019
BMW – i8 Coupe	2019
BMW – i8 Roadster	2019
BMW – X5 xDrive40e	2016, 2017, 2018
BMW – 330e	2016, 2017, 2018
BMW – 530e iPerformance	2018, 2019
BMW – 530e xDrive iPerformance	2019
BMW – 740e xDrive iPerformance	2017, 2018,2019
Cadillac – ELR	2014, 2015, 2016
Cadillac – CT6 PHEV	2017, 2018
Chevrolet - Volt	2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Chrysler – Pacifica PHEV	2017, 2018, 2019
Fisker Automotive - Karma	2012
Ford – C-MAX Energi	2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Ford – Fusion Energi	2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Honda – Accord Plug-in Hybrid	2014
Honda – Clarity PHEV	2018
Hyundai - Ioniq PHEV	2018, 2019
Hyundai – Sonata PHEV	2016, 2017, 2018
Karma Revero PHEV	2018
Kia Niro PHEV	2018, 2019
Kia – Optima PHEV	2017, 2018, 2019
McLaren – P1	2014, 2015
Mercedes-Benz C 350e	2018
Mercedes-Benz – GLE550e Plug-in Hybrid	2016, 2017, 2018
Mercedes-Benz – S 550e	2015, 2016, 2017
Mini Cooper – Countyman PHEV	2018, 2019
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV	2018
Porsche - 918 Spyder	2015
Porsche - Cayenne S E-Hybrid	2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Porsche – Panamera S E-Hybrid	2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019
Toyota – Prius Plug-in	2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Toyota – Prius Prime	2017, 2018
Volvo – S90 T8 PHEV	2018, 2019
Volvo – XC60 T8 PHEV	2018, 2019
Volvo – XC90 T8 PHEV	2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Volvo – V60 T8 PHEV	2019
Volvo – S60 T8 PHEV	2019

Qualifying vehicles pay the standard vehicle license tax assessment.

Vehicles that display the Energy Efficient plate will be allowed access to the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes in Arizona any time regardless of the number of occupants. However, these vehicles are not eligible for the reduced Vehicle License Tax.

Standard Energy Efficient plates must be ordered online through ServiceArizona. Disability Energy Efficient plates must be ordered through the Motor Vehicle Division’s Special Plate Unit.

Click here for additional information regarding the Energy Efficient License Plate Program.Click here for additional information regarding the Energy Efficient License Plate Program.

Environmental - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona Land Department for environmental education programs. Recipient: AZ Department of Land.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Extraordinary Educators – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Arizona public educators who propose extraordinary activities, projects or lessons for students in kindergarten through grade eight. Recipient: Madison School District.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Families of Fallen Police Officers – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to an incorporated nonprofit corporation in this state that is qualified under section 501(c)(3) of the United States internal revenue code and demonstrates a commitment to helping in the healing of family survivors of police officers who died in the line of duty in this state. Recipient: AZ Department of Public Safety.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Firefighter Safety Training - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is used to provide scholarships for life safety training of firefighters in this state. Recipient: Arizona Community Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

First Responder – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to programs that provide assistance to Public Safety state-wide. Recipient: 100 Club of Arizona.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Girl Scouts – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Girl Scouts for enriching experiences, such as extraordinary field trips, sports skill-building clinics, community service projects, cultural exchanges and environmental stewardships. Recipient: Arizona Cactus-Pine Council.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Gold Star Family – Available to immediate family member of a person who lost his/her life while on active duty in the United States Military. Immediate family member is defined as spouse or a parent, child, brother or sister whether by adoption or blood. $17 of the fee goes for construction and maintenance of the Enduring Freedom Memorial. Recipient: AZ Department of Veterans Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Golden Rule – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to a special fund for promoting the Golden Rule in schools and communities in this state . Recipient: AZ Department of Education.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Grand Canyon University – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the university for academic scholarships. Recipient: Grand Canyon University.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Historic Vehicle / Motorcycle - Vehicle model year must be 25 years or older.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $10

Hunger Relief – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Association of Arizona Food Banks. Recipient: Association of Arizona Food Banks.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

In God We Trust – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to promote the national motto “In God We Trust”, 1st amendment rights and the heritage of this state and nation. Recipient: Alliance Defense Fund/Alliance Defending Freedom.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Keep Arizona Beautiful - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to assist with statewide litter prevention and litter cleanup. Recipient: Keep Arizona Beautiful.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Luke Air Force Base – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to support the Men, Women, Families and Mission of Luke AFB for programs and services geared towards Morale & Well-Being, Culture & Tradition and Mission Sustainability. Recipient: Fighter Country Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Masonic Fraternity – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to charities supported by Arizona Masons. Recipient: Grand Lodge of Arizona F & AM.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Midwestern University - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to support Health Sciences Academic Scholarships. Recipient: Midwestern University.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Military Support/Freedom – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is a donation to the Veteran’s donation fund to benefit veterans within Arizona. Recipient: AZ Department of Veterans Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Military Support/Freedom Motorcycle – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is a donation to the Veteran’s donation fund to benefit veterans within Arizona. Recipient: AZ Department of Veterans Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

National Guard - Must be a member of the Arizona National Guard or have received an honorable discharge. Applicant must submit an original certification of eligibility form provided by the applicant's Unit Commander or Personnel Officer. $17 of the initial and annual renewal fee goes to the Arizona National Guard morale, welfare and recreation fund. May also be issued to the spouse of an eligible person. Also available with a disability symbol.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Navajo Nation - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the Navajo Nation Department of Highway Safety for traffic control devices. Recipient: Navajo Department of Highway Safety.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal $25

Northern Arizona University - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the university for academic scholarships. Recipient: Northern Arizona University.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Pet Friendly/Spay and Neuter - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to a special fund for spaying and neutering of animals. Recipient: Spaying and Neutering of Animals Fund/PetSmart Charities.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Phoenix International Raceway – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to Phoenix International Raceway to provide resources and charitable support for children through education, medical treatment, dream experiences and volunteerism. Recipient: Motorsport Charities.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Phoenix Suns – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to a private Arizona Professional Basketball Club Organization’s Foundation qualified as a 501 © (3) for federal income tax purposes. Recipient: Phoenix Suns Charities.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Pink Ribbon/Cancer Awareness - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee is a donation to a special fund for breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic awareness and outreach services in Arizona. Recipient: AZ Department of Health Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Route 66 – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the preservation of the historical federal highway. Recipient: Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

San Carlos Apache Tribe – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the San Carlos Apache tribe transportation board for traffic control devices on the Arizona San Carlos Apache reservation. Recipient: San Carlos Apache Tribe Treasurer.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Southwest PGA - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to support golf scholarships for youth based on community involvement and academic excellence. Recipient: Southwest Section PGA.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25.

Special Olympics Arizona – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to support social inclusion for individuals with and without disabilities through sports, health, youth and adult leadership and other self–advocacy programs. Recipient: Special Olympics of Arizona.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Thunderbird School of Global Management - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to school’s operations and activities. Recipient: Thunderbird School of Global Management / ASU
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Transplantation Awareness (Organ Donor) - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to a special fund for organ transplantation awareness programs. Recipient: New LIFE Society.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

U.S. Marine Corps - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is used to award scholarships to children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen who were killed or wounded in combat or who have demonstrated financial need. Recipient: Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

U.S. Marine Corps Motorcycle - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee is used to award scholarships to children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen who were killed or wounded in combat or who have demonstrated financial need. Recipient: Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

University of Arizona - Available to everyone.$17 of the fee goes to the university for academic scholarships. Recipient: University of Arizona.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

University of Phoenix: - Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the University of Phoenix Alumni Association. Recipient: Apollo Group, Inc.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Veteran – Must meet eligibility requirements. $17 of the initial and annual renewal fee goes to a special fund to benefit veterans in Arizona. May also be issued to the spouse, parent, child, brother, or sister of an eligible person who has been issued this plate. Recipient: AZ Department of Veterans Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Veteran Motorcycle - Must meet eligibility requirements. $17 of the initial and annual renewal fee goes to a special fund to benefit veterans in Arizona. May also be issued to the spouse, parent, child, brother, or sister of an eligible person who has been issued this plate. Recipient: AZ Department of Veterans Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

White Mountain Apache – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the White Mountain Apache Tribe Transportation Board who shall use these monies for traffic control devices on highways on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation. Recipient: White Mountain Apache Tribe.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Women Veterans – Available to everyone. $17 of the fee goes to the Veterans’ Donation Fund established by A.R.S. § 41-608. Recipient: AZ Department of Veteran Services.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Plates may be issued for a currently registered vehicle, registered or leased in your name.All personalized plates must be approved. The Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) mayrefuse to issue any plate that suggests a meaning that is offensive, misleadingor that duplicates any existing plate or plate series. Upon receipt of yourpersonalized plate, it must be placed on your vehicle. The plate that is beingremoved may not be placed on any other vehicle.

Personalized Vehicle / Motorcycle - Available to everyone.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Personalized Trailer - Available to everyone. Available in Regular personalized (6X12) or Regular personalized small (4X7) plates.
Initial Application Fee $25 / Annual Renewal Fee $25

Personalized Specialty Plate
Initial Application Fee $50 / Annual Renewal Fee $50

Postage and Handling
A postage fee will be charged for mailing the personalized/specialty plates:
$8.39 postage for Historic Vehicle plates.
$4.89 postage for Arizona Agriculture, Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Centennial, Arizona Coyotes, Arizona Diamondbacks, Arizona Highways, Arizona Historical Society, Arizona Science Center, Arizona Sportsman for Wildlife Conservation, Arizona State University, Barrett-Jackson, Boy Scouts of Arizona, Channel 8 PBS, Character Education, Child Abuse Prevention, Childhood Cancer Research, Choose Life, Energy Efficient, Extraordinary Educators, Families of Fallen Police Officers, Firefighter Safety Training, First Responder, Girl Scouts, Gold Star Family, Golden Rule, Grand Canyon University, Hunger Relief, In God We Trust, Keep Arizona Beautiful, Luke Air Force Base, Masonic Fraternity, Midwestern University, Military Support/Freedom, National Guard, Navajo Nation, Pet Friendly/Spay and Neuter, Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix Suns, Pink Ribbon/Cancer Awareness, Route 66, San Carlos Apache Tribe, Southwest PGA, Special Olympics Arizona, Thunderbird School of Global Management, Transplantation Awareness (Organ Donor), U.S. Marine Corps, University of Phoenix, Veteran, White Mountain Apache Tribe, Women Veterans, trailer standard full size (6X12) personalized or non-personalized plates.
$4.89 postage for ASU, Environmental, NAU, UofA, and all personalized plates
$4.64 postage for motorcycle plate, small trailer plate,non-personalized and personalized small size (4X7).
$4.89 postage for Historic Motorcycle plate.
To view a list of plate eligibility requirements and fees click here.

Renewal notices are printed approximately 45 days prior to the registrationdue date. If you ordered a personalized/specialty plate within the last 45days, then your renewal notice may not show your annual renewal fee for thepersonalized/specialty plate: however this fee will be displayed in ServiceArizonaand it is due when you renew your registration.

If you received a vehicle registration renewal notice from the Motor Vehicle Division for your All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) and the fees within the renewal notice show the reduced fees, but the fees appearing within ServiceArizona.com show with the full fees, the most common reason for this is that the Game and Fish Off-Highway Vehicle Decal is expired.

Prior to purchasing the ATV’s registration, please use the online Off-Highway Vehicle Decal application here to purchase the Game and Fish Off-Highway Vehicle Decal.Prior to purchasing the ATV’s registration, please use the online Off-Highway Vehicle Decal application. Return to the Self Service Workstation's Service Arizona landing page and select that option to purchase the Game and Fish Off-Highway Vehicle Decal.

Once you have completed the online Off-Highway Vehicle Decal transaction for your ATV, please return to the online Vehicle Registration Renewal application and complete the ATV’s registration renewal.

If after renewing the ATV’s Off-Highway Vehicle decal, the registration renewal fees still show with the full fees, do not complete the renewal transaction, instead contact the Motor Vehicle Division. To avoid the late renewal penalty you must renew by the expiration date.

The Federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act 18 U.S.C. 2721-2725, as well as Title 28, Chapter 2, Article 5 of the Arizona Revised Statutes, specifies that the personal information contained in your vehicle record may not be released to anyone without your consent, except when it is a matter of public health and safety, or when the individual or entity requesting such information is otherwise authorized to obtain it under federal law. However, during the renewal process, you may consent to the release of your driver license and vehicle record information to any individual or entity that makes a proper request. This consent would apply to all owners of this vehicle

You may pay with credit/debit/check cards. Check cards are linked to checking accounts and are accepted anywhere credit cards are accepted. Debit/Check card purchases are automatically deducted from the linked checking account.

In addition, some Kiosks are equipped with cash and check acceptors.

ServiceArizona is available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day with the exception of the following time periods:

Transactions cannot be performed during the scheduled maintenance periods:

Between 11:50 PM and 12:10 AM daily; and
Between midnight and 2:00 AM each Sunday.

If you have additional questions, please contact the Motor Vehicle Division at one of the numbers listed below.

Phoenix:	(602) 255-0072
Tucson:	(520) 629-9808
Elsewhere in Arizona dial:	(800) 251-5866
Hearing/Speech Impaired-TDD systems only:	Phoenix (602) 712-3222
Elsewhere (800)324-5425

Nearest Motor Vehicle Division Office and Authorized Third Party provider
Emissions Station Locations or phone 1-877-MYAZCAR

For information regarding plate and fee to owner, click here.