Registration renewals can be processed as early as three months in advance. Truck-tractors, semi-trailers, and trucks weighing over 7,999 pounds all expire on December 31 st of each year.Īll motor vehicles and regular trailers are registered based on their weight whereas travel trailers and mobile homes are registered based on their length.
Private and long-term leased vehicles are registered on a staggered basis and expire at midnight on the first registered owner's birthday.Ĭompany-owned vehicles expire June 30 th each year and short-term leased vehicles are renewed in varying months based on an alphabetical renewal schedule. Except for specific commercial vehicles, the license plate is displayed on the rear of the vehicle. It is to be placed in the upper right-hand corner of the metal plate and made visible to law enforcement. In addition, a renewable decal that displays the month and year of expiration, the license plate number, and a decal number are issued for each registration. The plate will be replaced with a new license plate (new plate number) during the tenth year. Metal plates are issued to the owner for ten (10) years providing the owner maintains the vehicle or trailer registration in his or her name.
Each plate is stamped with a combination of letters and numbers providing individualized registration identification for the vehicle or trailer to which it is assigned. For each original registration, Florida issues a metal license plate that utilizes the alphanumeric system.
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