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

License plates in Nebraska must be renewed every year.

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

To renew your license plates in Nebraska, you will need to provide proof of ownership of the vehicle, proof of insurance, and payment for the renewal fees. You may also need to provide your odometer reading if your vehicle is over seven years old. If you have received a new license plate from the state, you will need to provide the old license plate.

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

The cost to renew license plates in Nebraska is $25.00 for a one-year renewal or $50.00 for a two-year renewal.

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

You can renew your license plates online in Nebraska by visiting the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles website and signing in with your driver’s license number. From there you will be able to fill out the necessary information in order to complete the process.

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

In Nebraska, the process for replacing stolen or lost license plates is as follows:

1. Report the stolen or lost license plates to the police.

2. Visit your local Nebraska DMV office with proof of identity and payment for the replacement plates or decal.

3. Fill out a Nebraska Application for Duplicate Title/Registration/License Plates (Form MV-7).

4. Provide proof of insurance and vehicle identification number (VIN).

5. Pay the fee for the duplicate plates/decal.

6. Receive the new license plates or decal at the DMV office or by mail.

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

Yes, Nebraska offers a 15-day grace period for renewing expired license plates.

7. What special license plates are available in Nebraska?

Nebraska offers a variety of specialty license plates, including plates that support military organizations, public universities and colleges, wildlife conservation, professional sports teams, cultural organizations, and more. Some examples include the Nebraska Cornhuskers plate, Native American Cultural plate, U.S. Navy plate, Wildlife Conservation plate, and Breast Cancer Awareness plate.

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

Yes, Nebraska offers several discounts for license plate renewal fees. Eligible active duty military members and veterans may receive a 50% discount on their license plate renewal fees. Some senior citizens may also be eligible for discounted renewals.

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

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

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

In Nebraska, you can transfer your license plate to another vehicle by filling out Form MVT-41 and submitting it to your county treasurer’s office. You may also need to submit proof of ownership for the new vehicle, as well as proof of insurance and payment of any registration fees.

11. Are personalized license plates available in Nebraska?

Yes. Nebraska offers personalized license plates.

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

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

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

Yes, there is a late fee of $10 when renewing expired license plates in Nebraska.

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

In Nebraska, license plate renewal payments can be made with cash, check, money order, credit/debit cards, or ACH (bank account) payment.

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

No, the DMV in Nebraska does not accept credit cards for license plate renewal fees. Payment must be made by cash, check, or money order.

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

Yes, Nebraska offers a discounted license plate renewal fee for seniors. Eligible seniors must be 65 or older, have a valid Nebraska driver’s license, and meet certain income guidelines. The discount is 50% of the regular license plate renewal fee.

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

In Nebraska, the Motor Vehicle Registration Program issues specialty plates, and many of these specialty plates come with a decal that is affixed to the top-left corner of the plate. The decal is issued directly by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles when you purchase your specialty plate.

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

To transfer ownership of a vehicle in Nebraska, both the buyer and seller must sign the title certificate and turn it in to the county treasurer. The buyer will also need to submit proof of insurance, an odometer disclosure statement, and payment for the applicable tax and fees. The buyer will be issued a registration card and plates that will need to be renewed on a yearly basis.

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

To register a vehicle purchased from another state in Nebraska, you will need to provide proof of ownership and proof of insurance for the vehicle. You will also need to present the out-of-state title, a bill of sale if applicable, and any other documents that may be relevant to the transaction. In addition, you will need to pay applicable taxes and fees, and pass a vehicle inspection. Once all of these requirements have been met, you can obtain the registration from your county treasurer’s office.

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

Yes, Nebraska offers temporary or short-term license plates. These plates can be purchased at most county treasurers’ offices and are valid for 90 days.