Utah § 1a-410 - Eligibility for personalized plates.
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§ 1a-410. Eligibility for personalized plates.
41-1a-410. Eligibility for personalized plates.
| (1) | A person who is the registered owner of a vehicle not subject to registration under Section 41-1a-301, registered with the division, or who applies for an original registration of a vehicle not subject to registration under Section 41-1a-301, may upon payment of the fee prescribed in Section 41-1a-1211 apply to the division for a personalized license plate. |
| (2) | Application shall be made in accordance with Section 41-1a-411. |
| (3) | The personalized license plate shall be affixed to the vehicle for which registration is sought in lieu of the regular license plate. |
| (4) | A personalized license plate shall be issued only to the registered owner of the vehicle on which they are to be displayed. |
Amended by Chapter 251, 2024 General Session
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Section 1a-410 ("Eligibility for personalized plates.") is part of the Utah Code, the codified statutory law of Utah. 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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