In an effort to make plates readily available and ease inventory levels at counties throughout Colorado, the Division of Motor Vehicles worked closely with Colorado County Clerks to create the Print-On-Demand program where applicants for low issuance plates can obtain the plate with one visit to a Motor Vehicle Office. This program creates a process where lower issuance plates are mailed to the customer, and eliminates the need for multiple visits to the motor vehicle office. The Division of Motor Vehicles in conjunction with Colorado County Clerks, Governor's Office of Information Technology and Colorado Correctional Industries worked together to create the Print-On-Demand program.
It also provides Colorado Counties with an efficient and effective way to manage low issuance license plate inventory, while making plates readily available to the customer. Print-On-Demand (POD) eliminates the need for customers to visit the motor vehicle office multiple times, for certain types of license plates. You can request a secondary temporary permit from the dealer (or your county) if necessary. If you registered your vehicle through a dealer, your plates will be mailed to you via USPS it can take anywhere from 2-6 weeks for them to be delivered. Payment service fees do apply you will be able to see the amount in the Payment Section under the “Transaction Summary” on the right side of the screen. Payment options include credit card and check for most counties. The non-profit organization can be found on the Group Special License Plates page, in the specific plate, in that plate’s “Requirements” section. If replacing a Group Special License Plate, because it was damaged, faded, or stolen it will be necessary for you to contact the non-profit associated with your plate and make another donation to obtain a new certificate or PIN. Please note: not all plates are available online and some may have to be ordered through the owner’s county motor vehicle office especially those that require physical documentation. If you purchased your vehicle in a private sale from a third party, you will need to visit your county motor vehicle office.Ĭustomers who would like to replace their current license plate, to include a personalized plate, can do so through the “Replace license plate” option through myDMV in the Vehicle Services tab.
Customers who recently purchased a vehicle through a Colorado dealership and have received the “title complete notice” postcard in the mail from their county, can complete their first-time vehicle registration online through myDMV in the Vehicle Services tab.
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