Frequently Asked Questions
Permanent placards expire in 5 years from the date they were issued. Temporary placards expire in 6 months. In rare cases, placard expiration dates can vary.
60 days after it was issued. At that time, you need to go to a photo ID center. At the Photo ID center, they will take your picture and give you your new license.
The application process is quick! Usually about 15 minutes but the total process takes about 6 weeks.
We need a valid insurance card in the receiving party’s name. The receiving party needs to acquire vehicle insurance within 10 days.
If the receiving party is under their parent’s plan, then they may need to get proof that they are a certified driver under their parent’s insurance plan.
If the receiving party is under their parent’s plan, then they may need to get proof that they are a certified driver under their parent’s insurance plan.
Yes! We can print out your registration renewal the same day (some exclusions apply).
15 full years for a classic card and 25 full years for an antique car. a. As a general rule of thumb, subtract 16 (or 26) from the current year and compare that number to the model year of the vehicle. This can be confusing. Call us if you have any questions.