You must replace your license plates if they're lost, stolen, destroyed, or mutilated. If they're reported stolen, you can't use the same number.
Before you can replace your plates, you must verify your residence street address or business address with us. To verify your address:
To replace standard license plates, visit a vehicle licensing office and bring all of the following with you:
Once replaced, your current plates are canceled immediately, and our records will note your plates have been replaced.
To replace personalized or special design plates, visit a vehicle licensing office and bring all of the following with you:
Once replaced, your current plates are canceled immediately, and our records will note your plates have been replaced.
To learn how to replace your International Registration Plan (IRP) plates, see Replace your cab cards, decals, or plates.
Be sure to update the license plate number and contact information on your Good To Go! account after you replace your plates. You can update your account with the Department of Transportation: