ASU
Georgia
License Plate

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• Initial Fees $60- $80

  • One Time Manufacturing Fee $25 -  This amount is what is being collected by MAAC to begin the process of producing ASU License Plates in Georgia.  

  • Annual Registration Fee $20 -  This fee has to be paid to the State of Georgia regardless if you have a Specialty License Plate or Regular Georgia License Plate.  If you have paid your Annual Registration Fee before the ASU license plates are available, then you can exchange your current tag and receive a $20 credit for your ASU License Plate.  For example, if renew your license plate in August 2024 and the license plates are available anytime before your next annual registration , then you are eligible for the $20 credit.  

  • Sponsorship Organization Revenue $10 -  This is the amount that MAAC will receive for each ASU License Plate sold.  The revenue will be used to provide scholarship funds for qualified ASU undergraduate students that are from Georgia.

  • County Tag Fee $1 

  • State of Georgia Treasury $24 – This is the fee the State of Georgia charges individuals with Specialty License Plates

• Renewal Fees $55 

  • Annual Registration Fee $20 -  The fee that has to be paid to the State of Georgia for your vehicle registration.

  • Sponsorship Organization Revenue $10- See information above

  • County Tag Fee $1

  • State of Georgia Treasury $24 – See information above

• Maintaining our ASU Georgia License Plate

  • We are required to maintain at least 500 tag orders per year.  If we fail to maintain the minimum requirement, then the State of Georgia will not produce any more new ASU license plates.  Hampton University Atlanta Alumni failed to meet the 500 tag orders per year and the State of Georgia is no longer producing new Hampton University tags.  Please renew your ASU Georgia License Plate each year to avoid the State of Georgia ceasing production of our license plates.  

• Your Receipt

  • Your receipt will serve as your voucher for your one time $25 manufacturing receipt.  Please do not forget to take your receipt with you to the County Tag Office when you place your order for your ASU Georgia License Plate.  If you fail to bring your receipt, then you risk being double charged the manufacturing fee.  

• How long will it take for a member of our group, institution, or organization to get a plate when they walk into their county tag office?

  • Upon purchase of your plate, a member will be issued a temporary operating permit (TOP) then mailed their license plate within 5-7 business days with a random combination of 3 letters and 3 numbers. The customer will pay the required fees (Section 1 and ad valorem tax if required).  

• To Have our ASU Georgia License Plates on the road in 2025

  • Collect the $25,000 one time manufacturing fee by February 2025  and submit the check to the State of Georgia.

  • If payment is made after March 2025, then we will have to wait until 2026 for the Georgia Legislation to reconvene in session January 2026.

 

Submission of manufacturing fees for Revenue Sharing specialty license plates must be made to the Department of Revenue before we can request legislation.  

 

January - March 2025:  (Only if the $25,000 has been collected)  When the State of Georgia Legislative are back into session, our very own ASU alumnae State Senator Tonya Anderson will present a bill to be introduced on our behalf for MAAC.  This bill will qualify MAAC for revenue sharing specialty license plate. The revenue from the license plate will be used to provide scholarship funds for ASU undergraduate students from the State of Georgia.  This process follows the Constitutional process for all bills: affirmative votes by both chambers of Georgia’s General Assembly and Governor’s signature.

(The Georgia Legislative Body only meets from January through March.  This is why we need to collect the entire manufacturing fee by February).