1. How often must license plates be renewed in Arkansas?

License plates must be renewed in Arkansas every year.

2. What documents do I need to renew my license plates in Arkansas?

In order to renew your license plates in Arkansas, you will need your registration renewal slip, proof of insurance, a valid driver’s license, and payment for the applicable fees.

3. What is the fee to renew license plates in Arkansas?

The fee to renew license plates in Arkansas is $17.

4. How do I renew my license plates online in Arkansas?

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) offers an online platform for renewing license plates. To do so, you must have the license plate number, vehicle identification number, and your current registration information. You may also need to provide your credit card information to pay the associated fees. Once the information is provided, you can complete the renewal process online.

5. What is the process for replacing stolen or lost license plates in Arkansas?

In order to replace stolen or lost license plates in Arkansas, you will need to report the theft or loss to the police and obtain a copy of the police report. You will then need to visit a nearby Revenue Office with your driver’s license, and the police report. At the Revenue Office, you will fill out a form and pay a fee (currently $15) for a new set of license plates. The fee may be waived if you can present a copy of your insurance company’s claim settlement for the stolen or lost plates. If you have any questions, please contact your local Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration Revenue Office.

6. Is there a grace period for renewing expired license plates in Arkansas?

Yes, there is a grace period for renewing expired license plates in Arkansas. According to the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, the grace period is 30 days from the expiration date on the plate. You must renew your vehicle registration within the grace period to avoid late fees.

7. What special license plates are available in Arkansas?

Special license plates available in Arkansas include personalized plates, collegiate plates, military plates, and specialty plates. Personalized plates allow drivers to customize their plate number and display up to six characters. Collegiate plates are available for many colleges and universities in the state. Military plates are available for all branches of the military. Specialty plates include those for charities or organizations such as Pro-Life, Ducks Unlimited, Boy Scouts of America, and Arkansas Agriculture Museum.

8. Are there any discounts available for license plate renewal in Arkansas?

Yes, Arkansas does provide a variety of discounts for license plate renewal. Depending on the county, discounts may be offered for veterans, senior citizens, disabled persons, and other groups. For more information, contact your local county office.

9. Does Arkansas require emissions testing as a part of license plate renewal?

No, Arkansas does not require emissions testing as a part of license plate renewal.

10. How do I transfer a vehicle’s license plate to another vehicle in Arkansas?

In order to transfer a vehicle license plate from one vehicle to another in Arkansas, you will need to visit your local office of the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA). At the DFA office, you will need to complete the appropriate paperwork and provide proof of insurance for the new vehicle, as well as pay applicable fees.

11. Are personalized license plates available in Arkansas?

Yes, personalized license plates are available in Arkansas.

12. Does Arkansas offer a military discount on license plate renewal fees?

No, Arkansas does not offer a military discount on license plate renewal fees.

13. Is there a late fee when renewing expired license plates in Arkansas?

Yes, there is a late fee when renewing expired license plates in Arkansas. The fee is $25. Additionally, if you are more than 30 days late in renewing your license plates, you may be subject to additional fines and penalties.

14. What forms of payment are accepted for license plate renewal in Arkansas?

In Arkansas, license plate renewal payments can be made with cash, checks, money orders, and credit/debit cards. Additionally, many county treasurer offices accept online payments.

15. Does the DMV accept credit cards for payment of license plate renewal fees in Arkansas?

Yes, most DMV offices in Arkansas accept credit card payments for license plate renewal fees.

16. Are there any programs that allow seniors to obtain discounts on their license plate renewal fees in Arkansas?

Yes – Arkansas allows eligible seniors to apply for a special license plate that will reduce their annual registration fee. The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) offers a “Senior Citizen Discount” plate that may be obtained through participating county circuit clerks. To be eligible, you must be at least 65 years of age and an Arkansas resident. There is no fee for the special plate, but you must pay a $1.50 senior discount registration fee instead of the regular registration fee each year.

17. How do I add a decal to my license plates in Arkansas?

In Arkansas, you can add decals to your license plates by submitting an AR License Plate Decal Application to the DMV. The application must be accompanied by proof of your vehicle registration, the cost of the decal you are requesting, and a photo ID. Once your application and payment have been approved, the DMV will issue the decal and mail it to you.

18. What is the process for transferring ownership of a vehicle and renewing the license plates in Arkansas?

In order to transfer ownership of a vehicle and renew license plates in Arkansas, the following process must be followed:

1. Gather the necessary documents, which include proof of ownership (bill of sale or title), proof of insurance, and proof of identity.

2. Visit your local Arkansas Department of Finance & Administration (DFA) office to make the transfer and renew the license plates.

3. Fill out the Vehicle Registration Application form and present all required documents to the DFA office.

4. Pay the fees for transferring ownership and renewing the license plates.

5. Receive your new license plate and registration certificate.

19. How do I register a vehicle purchased from another state in Arkansas?

To register a vehicle purchased from another state in Arkansas, you will need to go to your local Arkansas Revenue Office and provide the following documents:

– Proof of ownership (title/registration from the other state).
– Proof of Arkansas residence (utility bill, lease agreement, etc.).
– Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) verification by an Arkansas official.
– Proof of insurance.
– Payment for applicable registration fees and taxes.

20. Does Arkansas offer temporary or short-term license plates?

Yes, Arkansas does offer temporary or short-term license plates. The temporary license plates can be obtained at any of the Revenue Offices in the state. They are valid for 30 days and can be renewed for an additional 30 days.