Last Updated 4th of February, 2010
Can I do a tag transfer from one of my vehicles to another?
Yes, certain states allow you to do a tag transfer, or license plate transfer, from one vehicle to another. Georgia, for example, allows you to put your old license plates on your newly acquired car within 30 days. Wisconsin allows tag transfers with the submittal of an application. Oregon allows transfers and charges $6.
Some states restrict the types of plates that can be transferred. Alaska only allows specialized plates, such as veteran, disabled, Children’s Trust, exempt, and non-profit plates, to be transferred. California also has a similar rule in place.
Missouri allows its customers to transfer plates from a car to a car, or a truck to a truck. You cannot transfer plates from a car to a truck or a truck to a car. Maryland allows transfers, as long as you don’t keep the old vehicle; whether you junk it, sell it, or give it away.
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