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Replacing a Lost Registration
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Lost Registration Certificate
To replace a lost vehicle registration certificate, you'll need to visit your county tax office. Be sure to take proof of insurance, your current valid ID, and the license plate number with you.
The replacement fees are based on the make and year of your vehicle, ranging from $52.80 to $70.80 for passenger cars; pickup trucks are based on the weight of the truck.
Lost Tags
If one or both of your license plates is stolen, you'll need to report the theft to your local police to obtain a case number. Take that number to your county tax office to get a set of replacements. New numbers will be issued unless you have personalized plates and wish to keep the same numbers.
You are not required to report lost tags to the police, so you'll go straight to the county tax office to get replacements.
The fee for replacement tags is $6.30 for the set, or $5.30 in counties with a population less than 50,000.
