ASU
Georgia
License Plate

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• Initial Fees $60- $80

  • One Time Manufacturing Fee $25 -  The one-time manufacturing fee is required by the State of Georgia to produce the ASU Georgia specialty license plate. This fee, established by the state, was collected by the Metro Atlanta Alumni Chapter (MAAC) to meet the $25,000 threshold needed to initiate the production process for ASU license plates in Georgia. If you have not yet paid your one-time manufacturing fee, you may still submit your payment to MAAC through December 2027.

  • Annual Registration Fee $20 -  The annual registration fee must be paid each year to renew your vehicle registration with the State of Georgia, regardless of whether you have a specialty license plate or a standard Georgia plate. Now that the ASU license plates are available, if you have already paid your annual registration fee, you may exchange your current plate and receive a $20 credit toward your ASU plate. For example, if you recently renewed your registration before your birth month and decide to switch to an ASU plate before your next renewal cycle, you will be eligible for the $20 credit.

  • Sponsorship Organization Fee – $10: The Metro Atlanta Alumni Chapter (MAAC) receives $10 for each ASU license plate sold. These funds are used to support scholarships for qualified ASU undergraduate students 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 -  See information above

  • 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
  To keep the ASU Georgia specialty license plate available, we must maintain a minimum of 500 active tag registrations each year. If this requirement is not met, the State of Georgia may discontinue production of new ASU plates. Please be sure to renew your ASU Georgia license plate annually to help us meet this requirement and ensure the plate remains available for years to come.

• Your Receipt
  Once you pay your one-time manufacturing fee, the chapter will provide you with an official receipt issued for the State of Georgia. Be sure to bring this receipt with you to the County Tag Office when placing your order for your ASU Georgia license plate. Failure to present your receipt may result in being charged the manufacturing fee a second time. If your receipt is lost, please contact the chapter at asuatl501c3@gmail.com to request a replacement.

• 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? (The State of Georgia will inform me when the plates are live).

  • 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).  

• Current Phase

The ASU Georgia license plate is now available for purchase at your local County Tag Office. We encourage you to pay your one-time manufacturing fee through the Metro Atlanta Alumni Chapter (MAAC), as this option generates more scholarship funding for our undergraduate Hornets.

For example, paying your one-time manufacturing fee through the chapter contributes $35 toward scholarships, whereas paying the fee directly at your local tag office generates only $10 in support.

MAAC will continue to collect the one-time manufacturing fee through December 2027.