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Replacing a Lost Registration

 
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Your vehicle's registration card, registration stickers, and license plates prove that your vehicle is legally allowed to be driven on Louisiana roads. Fortunately, it's a fairly simple process to request replacements from the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) if necessary.

Replacing a Lost Registration Card

For your convenience, the OMV offers drivers three different ways to obtain a duplicate registration card:

  • Go to your local OMV.
  • Mail a written request with your name, address, license plate number, vehicle identification number (VIN), proof of insurance, and vehicle make and model to:
    • Office of Motor Vehicles
    • P.O. Box 64886
    • Baton Rouge, LA 70896

The standard fee for requesting a duplicate registration card is $12, although some locations may require an additional service charge. Acceptable payment methods include:

  • Cash (if paying at an OMV office)
  • Check (if it includes your driver's license number)
  • Money order
  • Cashier's check
 
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Replacing Lost License Plates or Registration Stickers

If you need to request replacement license plates, or tags, for your vehicle, you can do this by visiting your local OMV with a copy of your current registration certificate. You will then be asked to complete a short form before receiving your new plates.

The standard charge for lost license plates is $10, plus an $8 handling fee. However, if you renewed your registration by mail and did not receive your registration stickers or new plates within 60 days, you may request a replacement free of charge.

If you have reason to believe that your registration stickers or license plates were stolen rather than simply lost, the OMV encourages you to file a report with local law enforcement officials after receiving your replacements.


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