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What states require you to return your license plates?

Certain states require automobile owners to turn in their old license plates. These states include Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Wyoming and Washington D.C.

How long do you have to turn in your license plates?

Certain states require you to keep your plates and use them or turn them into the DMV. Generally, you have 30 days or 60 days to use the plates on another vehicle (30 days for a specialty plate and 60 days for an ordinary plate).

What happens if you don't return your license plates?

If you do not renew the vehicle license or return the plates within the prescribed period, you will be issued with a 'Notice of Expired Vehicle License'. If you fail to comply with the 'Notice of Expired Vehicle License', an infringement notice will be issued.

Does Pa require you to return your license plates?

If you have a car, and do not have liability insurance, the tags must be surrendered. When selling a car without a new one to replace it, the Department of Transportation expects you to return the tags to them.

What happens if you don't return license plates in PA?

If you surrender your registration plate immediately, nothing happens. ... In lieu of serving a registration suspension, you have the option to pay a civil penalty. The optional civil penalty fee is $500. Additionally, you are required to pay a restoration fee.

What happens if you don't surrender your license plates?

The DMV will not suspend your driver license or registration if you fail to surrender the plate. The DMV recommends that you surrender any type of vehicle plate when the plate is not used to make sure that the plate is destroyed.

How do I return license plates to another state?

DMV.org is a launching point for finding your state's motor vehicle offices. Drive to your local motor vehicle department branch with the license plates you will surrender. Ask the clerk at the motor vehicle department for the form required for surrendering license plates. Complete this form.

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