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- What to Do with Your License Plates | Virginia Department of . . .
Sold, traded or no longer operate your vehicle? Moved out of Virginia? If so, Virginia law requires you to immediately surrender your license plates and or vehicle
- Policies Manuals - Virginia
A license plate containing a personalized message may be relinquished by the current owner, and then purchased by another person, providing the transferee is eligible for the plate and the current owner of the plate submits a signed statement relinquishing the plate
- Virginia City Cuts Off ATFs Access to License Plate Readers
The city of Richmond, Virginia has spiked the ATF's access to its license plate readers after determining the agency had used it to enforce immigration laws several times this year
- Plate Surrender - Virginia
If you have moved out of Virginia, sold, traded or no longer operate your vehicle, Virginia Code section 46 2-707 requires you to immediately surrender your license plates and or vehicle registration
- License Plates | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
Search View Plates Create a Personalized Plate Souvenir Plate Orders Revenue-Sharing Plates: Charitable Tax Deductions Developing a New License Plate Personalized Plate Guidelines and Restrictions Personalized Messages on License Plates Business Logo Special Plate Clean Special Fuel Vehicles Plates Disabled Placards Plates Surrender of License
- r Virginia on Reddit: Might be a dumb question, but what to . . .
Might be a dumb question, but what to do with old vehicle plates after purchasing a personalised set for the same car Do I need to surrender them or can I just throw them out? Tags expires soon so no refund will be issued
- Driver s License Guide - Virginia
License plates are voluntarily surrendered (no refund) after the registration was deactivated (less than 6 months remain in the registration period) License plates require reactivation in order to be relinquished to a new owner in accordance with VLIC-4 420 (i e vintage plates, personalized plates, etc )
- Leaving Virginia | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
However, we encourage you to return your Virginia license plates by mail once you have re-registered your vehicle in another state Though not required, this prevents fraudulent use of your plates and allows us to recycle the old license plates
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