Get Collector Plates Wisconsin

Standard fees charged by the state when purchasing a new vehicle in Wisconsin are: 5% Sales Tax. $164.50 for an original title or title transfer. $85 Registration Fee.

A $15 personalized plate fee is required each year in addition to the regular annual registration fee. Motorcycles and farm trucks, which are renewed biennially, cost an additional $15 for each year of registration ($30 total).

If you already have a license plate on your vehicle and want to change them to a personalized of specialty license plate, print and complete the appropriate form below and mail it in with a check or money order.

The owner of a license plate in Wisconsin can be identified by using a license plate lookup service to retrieve information on the license plate. A license plate lookup is an online service that searches for and retrieves available reports and records on a license plate number.

The fee for a first auto with Collector plates is $200; the fee for a second auto is $150. Collector registration does not expire for as long as you own the vehicle.

All applications must be mailed to the address below. If the vehicle you want to register with Antique​ license plates is already titled in your name, send: A completed form Antique License Plate Information and Application MV2593​ $5 registration fee.

Collector special license plates expire annually and are available for autos, trucks (registered at 8,000 pounds gross weight or less), farm trucks (registered at 12,000 pounds gross weight) and motor homes. ​Regular registration fee applies based on vehicle type.

​The owner of a Collector vehicle must own or lease one other motor vehicle for regular transportation with current, valid registration in Wisconsin under the same name(s) as the collector vehicle. If jointly owned, each owner must own or lease a vehicle with valid registration in Wisconsin to qualify.