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

License plates in Missouri must be renewed every year.

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

In order to renew your license plates in Missouri, you will need your vehicle registration, proof of insurance, and payment for any applicable fees. You may also need to provide proof of identity or pass a safety inspection, depending on your circumstances.

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

In Missouri, the fee to renew license plates is $15.50. The fee may vary depending on the type of vehicle, as well as other factors.

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

Renewing your license plates online in Missouri is easy. To begin, you will need your license plate number and either your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) or your PIN (Personal Identification Number). Once you have that information, you can visit the Missouri Department of Revenue’s website (dor.mo.gov) and follow the steps for renewing your license plates online. On the website, you can also find more information about license plate renewal, including fees and other requirements.

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

To replace stolen or lost license plates in Missouri, you must first contact your local police department to report the theft or loss. Once the police have taken a report, you can then fill out an Application for Replacement License Plate form from the Missouri Department of Revenue and submit it along with payment for the replacement plates. You can also submit the form by mail, fax or in person at a local Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing Office.

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

Yes, there is a grace period of one month for renewing expired license plates in Missouri.

7. What special license plates are available in Missouri?

In Missouri, drivers may be eligible for a variety of special license plates. Examples include military, college/university, professional organization, environmental conservation, and historic vehicle plates.

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

Yes, Missouri residents who are 65 years or old or older may qualify for a discounted renewal fee for their vehicle license plate. More information can be found on Missouri’s Department of Revenue website.

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

No, Missouri 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 Missouri?

In order to transfer a license plate from one vehicle to another in Missouri, you must first complete a Form 108 – Application for Missouri Title and License. This form is available online from the Missouri Department of Revenue. After completing the form, you must provide proof of ownership of the new vehicle, proof of insurance, and the applicable fees. Once these documents have been submitted, the license plate will be transferred to the new vehicle and a new registration certificate will be issued.

11. Are personalized license plates available in Missouri?

Yes, personalized license plates are available in Missouri. You can apply for them online, by mail, or in person at any Missouri license office.

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

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

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

Yes, there is a late fee when renewing expired license plates in Missouri. The fee is $15 plus any applicable taxes.

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

In Missouri, you can renew your license plate online, in person at your local Missouri Department of Revenue Motor Vehicle & Drivers Licensing Office, or by mail. Payment can be made with cash, check, money order, credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover) or debit card.

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

Yes, the Missouri Department of Revenue accepts payments for license plate renewal fees by credit cards. There is an additional convenience fee required for credit card payments.

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

Yes, Missouri does offer a discount program for seniors. Seniors who are 65 years or older are eligible for a reduced license plate registration fee. In order to qualify, they must be a Missouri resident and have an annual income of $22,000 or less.

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

In order to add a decal to a license plate in Missouri, you must first purchase the decal from your local Department of Motor Vehicles office. You will then need to affix the decal to the back of your license plate and secure it with adhesive or another appropriate method. Be sure to check your local regulations for any additional requirements.

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

In Missouri, transferring ownership of a vehicle is done through the Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing Division of the Department of Revenue. The process involves completing and submitting a title transfer application, which can be done online or in person, as well as providing the necessary documents and payment for any applicable fees.

Renewing license plates in Missouri requires submitting an application, which can be done online or in-person, as well as providing the necessary documents and payment for any applicable fees. The application must include the vehicle’s license plate number, the vehicle’s VIN, and valid proof of insurance. Once the application is submitted and accepted, the license plates will be renewed.

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

In order to register a vehicle purchased from another state in Missouri, you must first obtain a Missouri title from the Missouri Department of Revenue. This can be done by completing the Application for Certificate of Title (Form 108) and submitting it along with the out-of-state title, any lien releases, proof of insurance, and applicable fees. Once you have obtained the title, you can then register the vehicle by bringing the title, proof of insurance, and proof of Missouri residency (e.g., utility bill) to your local license office.

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

Yes, Missouri offers temporary license plates. They are valid for up to 90 days. They can be used for a number of purposes including leasing, motor vehicle dealers, and salvage vehicles.