There is no difference between what we are doing today versus what we did since the beginning with regard to the money. We were always collecting a manufacturing fee. The only thing that has changed is the state has become more flexible in how we go about collecting it. Everyone has to pay the manufacturing fee, even if you wait until they become available at the tag office.

The extra $25 fee collected for selecting a low number (1-100) is a fee imposed by the State and they call it a low number fee. When you reserve the number with us you have to pay $50=manu. fee + license fee. 

Therefore when you go to the tag office be prepared to pay the $35.00 specialty tag fee and a $20 license registration fee. If your Ad Valorum taxes are due you will have to pay that as well. Make sure to bring your insurance card that has your VIN number on it.

When you return to renew your license plate, you will need to pay the specialty tag fee and the license fee.  
 

No. You will need to go to the tag office in your area to get the plate once they are stocked. You will need to pay a specialty tag fee of $35. plus any other fees/taxes that are due. It is possible that the tag office might not have the plate in stock so you will pay $1. for them to mail it. 
 

Once the tag office is stocked with the new plates, anyone can purchase a plate. The donation is really a true donation towards the $25,000 manufacturing fee. Without paying this fee, the state would not begin production. This is state law and all groups have to comply. Also keep in mind that the purpose of the forms we used  previously and today was to show the state we have that amount of interest and to make sure that if we did not achieve the $25,000, we could refund money. If you do make a donation, you can divide it up such that $25. is a manufacturing fee and the remainder would be a donation.  
 

You would follow the same process as before. For detailed information, please copy this link and put in your browser:

http://www.dds.ga.gov/rules/rules.aspx?chap=375-2-2&rule=375-2-2-.05&head=375-2

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There is a form on the website for you to fill out. Please state on the form what the money is to be used for. Also on the website is a list of already reserved numbers. We will try and update this daily but can't guarantee that. Please also keep in mind that there is a low number fee of $25.00 we give to the state. 
 

Yes. You must be registered in GA. and have insurance on the vehicle.
 

See number 1 above. Also please see the list of current specialty tags already in production. We will be on this list soon enough. By the way, there is no way to avoid paying the manufacturing fee since if you are not on the list we give to the state, you will pay the manufacturing fee at the tag office.
 

You will need to pay the license registration fee, taxes if due, and a specialty tag fee of $35.

10. What will happen if I do not prepay the manufacturing fee?

If the plate becomes available and once we have 1000 applicants, you will pay a manufacturing fee at the tag office when you submit your request. You don't become exempt by waiting until the state starts the process of manufacturing the plates. One other caveat is that once we have submitted the $25,000 and the low number monies, you will still need to request registration forms from LSU Atlanta until we reach 1000 applicants. 
 

A huge thank you from all the LSU Fans in Georgia as well as the LSU Alumni Association, which is following this program closely, and the admissions office who believe this will help get the LSU brand into the minds of students and parents interested in LSU. If desired your name can be submitted to the state with your donation amount.