Buy a voucher only through an authorized motor vehicle office, keep the receipt, verify the exact proposed plate name and understand the statutory presale threshold and deadline. If the plate enters production, the voucher holder still completes the normal plate issuance and registration transaction.
What a Presale Voucher Represents
Florida authorizes proposed specialty plates to sell vouchers during a presale period. The voucher records support and applicable fees for that plate concept. FLHSMV procedure RS-67 governs processing and reporting.
Production Threshold and Deadline
The sponsoring organization must meet the current statutory presale threshold within the authorized period. If it does not, the plate may not proceed to manufacture. Verify the current official status rather than relying on an old campaign page.
How to Purchase
Use a tax collector or authorized license plate agency that processes presale vouchers. Confirm the proposed plate name, purchaser information and receipt. Do not send money to a social-media account claiming it can issue an official Florida voucher.
How Redemption Works
After the plate is approved and available, the owner applies for issuance to an eligible vehicle. Registration, plate, annual-use and service charges can still apply. The voucher does not override vehicle eligibility, registration stops or specialty plate qualification rules.
Refund and Transfer Questions
Voucher refunds, transferability and handling when a plate fails to launch depend on current statute and procedure. Keep the original receipt and contact the issuing office. Do not promise a resale value or guaranteed refund.
Presale Safety Checklist
- Verify the plate appears on official Florida presale information.
- Pay through an authorized office.
- Keep the voucher receipt and exact plate name.
- Do not confuse a nonprofit donation with the official voucher.
- Recheck status before expecting production.
Requirements can change by record and transaction. Include the official page, form number, office response and effective date when reporting an update.