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Originally Posted by jitterbug13
If it wasn't for the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles being slow about posting this on their website, I would have posted this last month.
In time for the centennial, the state of South Carolina began issuing AKA license plates. SC also has plates for Delta, Kappa and Omega.
http://www.scdmvonline.com/DMVNew/pl...ery.aspx?q=All |
Dagnabbit! Now if SC has one, Florida shouda already had one!
Yeah - as I stated before, we'd have to jump through hoops to get a specialty tag:
"Legislation must be enacted to establish a new specialty license plate design. Proposals for specialty license plates may only be considered by the legislature upon compliance with statutory requirements. The Division of Motor Vehicles Procedure RS-20, Creation of A Specialty License Plate, contains the proper requirements that organizations must follow to pursue legislation for specialty license plates. Click here to view DMV Procedure RS-20.
The basic requirements are: The organization must hire an independent survey company to conduct a survey on Florida registered motor vehicle owners, an application fee of $60,000, a long-term and short-term marketing plan, financial analyses and the design of the license plate. The requirements must be submitted to the Department 90-days before the first day of the legislative session."
Uh huh. . .
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