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Note: Prestige and Specialty license plates are allowed only on private passenger vehicles.

Prestige Plates (personal/vanity)

You will apply for the Prestige license plates at your County Tag Office.

In addition to the standard requirements and fees, the following are required:

  • Completed Form MV-9B Special (Personal) Prestige License Plate Application
  • $35 manufacturing fee
  • $35 annual special tag fee
  • $20 tag fee

Use DRIVES e-Services to see if the Prestige plate you want is available.

Specialty Plates

Apply for a Specialty license plate at your County Tag Office through the same process you use to apply for a standard plate. Additional charges apply for Specialty license plates. If the County Tag Office does not have the Specialty license plate, a Temporary Operating Permit is issued, and the Specialty license plate is mailed to you.

Military License Plates - Special Requirements

Ga License Plate Codes

  • Military tags (requires Form DD-214 to show eligibility)
  • Surviving spouses may transfer some military license plates from their deceased spouse by providing the following:
    • Veteran’s death certificate
    • Tag receipt
    • Marriage certificate
  • Certified Fire Fighters

Important Note:

DOR Regulation 560-10-22-.02 limits special prestige license plate references. Combinations are not allowed to be manufactured or displayed that fall into one or more of the following prohibited categories:

  • Any combination of letters or numbers which are obscene according to current community standards, or which includes any reference to sex, sexual acts or body parts, or any reference to excrement or to bodily fluids.
  • Any combination of letters or numbers which disparage a religious belief or being, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation.
  • Any combination of letters or numbers which indicate an office or position unless the applicant holds such office or position, including, but not limited to an elected office, employment as a police officer, firefighter, emergency medical technician, paramedic or first responder.
  • Any combination of letters or numbers which is profane.
  • Any combination of letters or numbers subject to a trademark or copyright unless the applicant owns the trademark or copyright.
  • Any combination of letters or numbers referring to a crime or criminal activity under State or Federal law.
  • Any combination of letters or number which might reasonably result in an immediate breach of the peace.
  • The following combination of letters and/or numbers: hate, h8, ha8, hat, haytr, aytr, anti, ante, suck, suk, blow, or 69.
  • Any reference to drugs or alcohol.

For additional information, contact your County Tag Office.

SUMMARY: License Plates & Tags in Georgia

If you live in Georgia and drive a car, motorcycle, or other vehicle on public roads, you must register it and get a license plate. You will most likely register and apply for plates when you get a new car or move to GA. You may even be able to transfer a license plate from your last vehicle. You're also required to renew your plate by renewing your vehicle registration, and if your plate is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can request a duplicate tag or decal.

Looking for vanity plates? See our GA Specialty Plates and Applying for Special Plates pages.

Need information about GA disability plates? See our Disability Placards & Plates page.

Keep reading for more information about license plates and tags in Georgia, including application forms, the cost of GA license plates, and other details.

Types of GA License Plates & Tags

You must have a GA license plate if you live in the state and operate a vehicle on Georgia's roads. License plates are required for:

  • Passenger vehicles.
  • Motorcycles.
  • Trailers.
  • Other vehicles, such as large trucks and recreational vehicles (RVs).

License plates are issued by the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) county tag offices.

Your license plate number is actually a combination of letters and numbers. It will also have the following decals:

  • One listing the county where your car is registered.
  • One showing the month and year that your registration expires.
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The state issues standard license plates as well as vanity plates and special interest plates.

To get a license plate in Georgia, you must register your car. To keep your license plate valid, you must regularly renew your registration.

Temporary Tags

Temporary tags are issued by car dealers when you buy a car.

These temporary license plates are valid for 30 days and allow you to operate your vehicle on GA roads until you register and title it.

You must register your car with the GA DOR before your temporary tag expires.

If your car dealer doesn't provide you with the vehicle's manufacture certificate or title within 25 days, you can apply for a temporary tag extension from your local GA DOR office.

Apply for Georgia License Plates

You apply for a license plate when you register your car at a GA county tag office.

To register your vehicle, you will need:

  • A completed Motor Vehicle Title/Tag Application (Form MV-1).
  • Payment for your vehicle registration fees:
    • License plate fees:
      • $20 for passenger vehicles.
      • $20 for motorcycles.
      • $12 for homemade trailers.
    • Ad valorem tax, which varies by vehicle and county.
  • A form of identification.
  • Proof of insurance.
  • Your vehicle title or manufacturer certificate of origin.

Our GA car registration page has more details about registration applications, requirements, and fees.

Renew a GA License Plate

Your GA license plate will have a decal in the lower, right corner showing the date and year your registration expires.

Before the expiration date, you should receive a registration renewal notice by mail. You can renew your registration:

  • Online (in some counties).
  • By mail.
    OR
  • In person.

NOTE: Be sure the GA DOR has your correct address so you don't miss any renewal notices! If you have moved, you must update your address.

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For more information about registration renewal, including fees and other requirements, see our GA registration renewal page.

Duplicate License Plates in Georgia

If your license plates or decals are lost, stolen, or damaged, you can order duplicates from the GA DOR.

To order replacement license plate or decals, you will need to:

  • File a police report with your local law enforcement agency.
  • Apply for a replacementin person from the GA DOR.

To replace your license plates or decals, the GA DOR requires:

  • The Application for Replacement License Plate (Tag) and/or Decal (Form MV-7).
  • A copy of the police report.
  • The damaged plate or decal, if applicable.
  • The $8 replacement fee by:
    • Cash.
    • Check or money order payable to “Department of Revenue.'

If you didn't receive your original plate from the GA DOR, you should apply for a replacement plate within 90 days. In addition:

  • Include the Affidavit of Non-Receipt of an Original License Plate/Renewal Decal (Form T-200).
  • You DO NOT have to pay the $8 fee.

Transfer or Surrender License Plates

In Georgia, the license plate on your car belongs to you. This means you can keep or transfer plates to a new car when you sell your current car.

In rare circumstances, the law may require you to surrender your license plate.

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Transfer a License Plate

If you sell or trade your car, you can transfer your GA license plate to your next vehicle IF the vehicles are the same type AND both vehicles belong to a GA resident. For example, you can transfer a plate:

  • From a passenger car to another passenger car.
  • From a motorcycle to another motorcycle.

For a license plate transfer, you'll need to:

  • Have a GA driver's license.
  • Submit the title and registration paperworkin person at a Georgia tag office within 7 days.
  • Pay a $20 license plate transfer fee in addition to other title and registration fees.

NOTE: If your registration renewal is due, you must also include required renewal documents and fees.

For more information about transferring your license plate, see our Georgia car buyers page.

Surrender a License Plate

If you move to another state, you DO NOT have to surrender your license plate to the GA DOR.

You may be required to surrender your plates or the DOR may take them from you for certain moving violations, vehicle abandonment, or vehicle repossession.

Fees for Georgia License Plates

There are several fees associated with GA license plates:

  • New license plates:
    • Passenger vehicle: $20.
    • Motorcycle: $20.
    • Homemade trailer: $12.
  • License plate renewal: Varies by vehicle type and county.
  • Replacement license plate or decal: $8.
  • License plate transfer fee: $20.

Fees for vanity and specialty license plates vary. See our page on types of Georgia specialty license plates for more information, and visit Applying for Special Plates for application information.

Forms

MV-1
Motor Vehicle Title/Tag Application
Application to title AND register your car with the Georgia MVD.
MV-7

Ga License Plate Numbers

Application for Replacement License Plate (Tag) and/or Decal
Submit this form to the GA Motor Vehicle Division to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged license plate OR disability parking decal.
T-200

Ga License Plate Check

Affidavit of Non-Receipt of an Original License Plate/Renewal Decal
Include this affidavit to request a replacement license plate OR decal because you never received the original from the GA Motor Vehicle Division. Must be notarized.

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