License plates belong to you, not the vehicle. Plates may be transferred to a replacement vehicle at our Public Service Office or by mail.
Remember to surrender your valid license plate if it is no longer in use to avoid possible driver's license suspension.
In the state of Florida, all license plates are required to be replaced every 10 years per section 320.06(1)(b), Florida Statutes. You may receive your replacement plate/tag at no charge, paying only the renewal cost or you can choose a desired plate at an extra fee. Visit the Motor Vehicle Registrations page to learn how to apply for a license plate and registration.
For questions regarding motor vehicle license plate tolls or toll violations, visit the department’s Toll-by-Plate Information section.
License plates belong to you, not the vehicle, and can be transferred to a new vehicle. Surrender unused plates to avoid penalties and replace them every 10 years as required.
Learn how to replace a stolen or lost license plate or decal, including the required documents, fees, and steps to ensure your replacement is processed quickly.
Explore options for personalized and specialty license plates, including designs, application steps, and fees to create a unique plate that fits your style.
Learn about standard license plates, including design options, application requirements, and fees to ensure your vehicle is registered with a compliant plate.
Find out how to properly dispose of old or unused license plates to ensure compliance with state regulations and protect against potential misuse.
Learn about temporary license plates, their purpose, application requirements, and how they allow legal vehicle operation while awaiting permanent registration.
Discover the Kid Tag Art (KTA) Project, a creative initiative empowering students to design unique license plates while supporting art programs in local schools.
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