Frequently Asked Questions About Georgia License Plates

To renew your Georgia license plate, you can do it online, by mail, or in person at your county tag office. You will need to provide your renewal notice, proof of insurance, and payment for the renewal fee.

Yes, Georgia offers a variety of options for customizing your license plate, including personalized plates, specialty plates, and collegiate plates. You can apply for these plates through the Georgia Department of Revenue.

You can use the Georgia license plate lookup tool on our website. Additionally, you can request records from the Georgia Department of Revenue for specific purposes under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.

Specialty license plates often have specific eligibility requirements. For example, veteran plates may require proof of service. Visit the Georgia Department of Revenue website for detailed information on the requirements for different specialty plates.

No, Georgia does not require vehicles to have a front license plate. Only a rear license plate is required.

To transfer license plates to a new vehicle in Georgia, visit your county tag office with the necessary documents, including proof of ownership, proof of insurance, and the existing license plate.