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A: These black and gold plates are called Legacy Plates, one of a handful of special interest plates available for a fee to California drivers.

You can apply for a special or personalized plate in Mississippi when you register your vehicle. You can also renew your custom plates in person or by mail; in some counties, you may be able to do so online. You can also transfer special tags to another vehicle if you are the owner.

The fee for a personalized standard plate is $31. The fee for a specialty plate design varies. Tip: Your tax collector's office should take all standard forms of payment, but it's a smart idea to bring a checkbook in case they don't accept credit cards.

Vanity Plates in Mississippi Vanity license plates are available in the standard MS plate design and can have up to 7 characters. When you apply for a personalized plate, your custom letter/number combination will have to be approved by the Mississippi Department of Revenue (DOR) before it is issued.

How to get your own blackout license plate. The blackout license plates cost $35 for a standard alpha-numeric plate. A personalized plate costs an additional $25 ($60 total).

There's no universal standard for the number of letters on a license plate. Some states have six-character plates, some have seven-character plates and others have eight-character plates. They all serve the same purpose, and it's just the number of letters that varies.

Special interest license plates have a special graphic design with an image related to the organization's interest. They are available with configurations of numbers, letters, or both, which have been personally chosen by the applicant (personalized), or are standard issue configurations (sequential).

The number of the license tag shall not exceed seven (7) letters, numbers or a combination of such letters and numbers. Also, on all tags sold and issued, an appropriate place will be provided thereon to place license decals indicating the expiration date of the tag.

No, there's really no need to hide your license plate number in pictures of your vehicle. A law called the Driver's Privacy Protection Act, or DPPA, prohibits disclosure of any personal information gathered by motor vehicle departments.

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