Specialty License Plate Vouchers
The State Legislature authorized 41 new specialty license plates during the 2020 Legislative Session which must now meet certain presale thresholds in order to go into production and be seen on Florida roads.
In order to be manufactured, each Florida organization, such as Walt Disney World or Orlando City Soccer Club, must sell at least 3,000 presale vouchers within 24 months; out-of-state universities must sell at least 4,000 presale vouchers. Once a plate has met its threshold, it will be manufactured and available to Florida drivers at our offices.
Purchasing A Presale Voucher
Follow these steps to purchase a specialty license plate presale voucher.
Step 1 - Select A Plate: Select a specialty license plate.
Step 2 - Enter Your Information: Enter the purchaser's and, if different, the recipient's current tag/plate number. We must have the correct information in order to successfully process a request.
Note: If you're purchasing the voucher for someone else, you will need to enter their tag/plate number in the recipient fields.
Step 4 - Make A Payment: We only accept credit or debit card payment. Enter the cardholder's contact and payment information. The cost per each specialty license plate voucher is $33.00 plus a $2.00 credit/debit card processing fee.
Step 5 - Processing Your Request: After your payment is processed, our staff will fulfill your voucher request, which will be added to your driver record. Once that is complete, you will receive a PDF receipt of your voucher from voucher@octaxcol.com. Please keep this receipt for your records.
Please Note: Due to high demand, it may take us up to seven business days to process your request.
Getting Your Plate
After your specialty license plate has met its presale threshold, been manufactured and sent to tax collector offices for general distribution, you may visit our office for a tag renewal in person to upgrade your tag.
You may also choose to wait until your current tag is up for renewal. Tags can be renewed up to 90 days prior to their expiration date, which is the registrant’s birthday.