Ohio § 4503.527

Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 4503.527, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 4503.527.

(A) The owner or lessee of any passenger car, noncommercial motor vehicle, recreational

vehicle, or other vehicle of a class approved by the registrar of motor vehicles may

apply to the registrar for the registration of the vehicle and issuance of “Ohio Statehouse”

license plates.  The application for “Ohio Statehouse” license plates may be combined with a request

for a special reserved license plate under section 4503.40 or 4503.42 of the Revised Code .  Upon receipt of the completed application and compliance with division (B) of this

section, the registrar shall issue to the applicant the appropriate vehicle registration

and a set of “Ohio Statehouse” license plates with a validation sticker or a validation

sticker alone when required by section 4503.191 of the Revised Code .  In addition to the letters and numbers ordinarily inscribed thereon, “Ohio Statehouse”

license plates shall be inscribed with words and markings selected and designed by

the capitol square review and advisory board and approved by the registrar.  “Ohio Statehouse” license plates shall bear county identification stickers that

identify the county of registration as required under section 4503.19 of the Revised Code . (B) “Ohio Statehouse” license plates and validation stickers shall be issued upon payment

of the regular license tax as prescribed under section 4503.04 of the Revised Code , any applicable motor vehicle tax levied under Chapter 4504. of the Revised Code,

a bureau of motor vehicles administrative fee of ten dollars, the contribution specified

in division (C)(1) of this section, and compliance with all other applicable laws

relating to the registration of motor vehicles.  If the application for “Ohio Statehouse” license plates is combined with a request

for a special reserved license plate under section 4503.40 or 4503.42 of the Revised Code , the license plates and validation sticker shall be issued upon payment of the contribution,

fees, and taxes contained in this division and the additional fee prescribed under section 4503.40 or 4503.42 of the Revised Code . (C)(1) For each application for registration and registration renewal submitted under this

section, the registrar shall collect a contribution of twenty-five dollars.  The registrar shall transmit this contribution to the treasurer of state for deposit

into the capitol square renovation gift fund created in section 105.41 of the Revised Code . (2) The registrar shall pay the ten-dollar bureau administrative fee, the purpose of

which is to compensate the bureau for additional services required in issuing “Ohio

Statehouse” license plates, into the state treasury to the credit of the public safety--highway

purposes fund created in section 4501.06 of the Revised Code .

Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio § 4503.527

What does Ohio Revised Code § 4503.527 cover?

Section 4503.527 is part of the Ohio Revised Code, the codified statutory law of Ohio. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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