City of New York
115 West Houston Street, NY, NY 10036
Website: http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/downloads/license-plate-request-form.pdf
Phone: (212) 677-1212
If you live in New York and have received a new license plate, you must take it to a third party, station agent, or police officer.
If you live in New York and have received a new license plate, you must take it to a third party, station agent, or police officer. They will either remove the old license plate and put the new one on your vehicle, or they will exchange the old leaves for new ones.
If this is not possible because of weather conditions (for example, if it’s raining), then someone else can do it for you!
They will either remove the old license plate and put the new one on your vehicle, or they will exchange the old leaves for new ones.
You can go to a DMV office, mail your old plates to the DMV, or request that they send them to you. You can also request that your old license plate be shipped if you live out of state.
You can also mail your old license plates to DMV at 718 Broadway, Albany, NY 12241.
You can also mail your old license plates to DMV at 718 Broadway, Albany, NY 12241.
DMV is a government agency responsible for issuing driver’s licenses and vehicle registrations. They are in Albany, NY, and open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. To reach them, call (518) 474-5100 or visit their website at dmv.ny.gov/.
You can also go online and request your old plates be mailed if you still have them.
You can also go online and request your old plates be mailed if you still have them. If you don’t have them, you must send the leaves to DMV at 718 Broadway, Albany, NY 12241.
If you are unable to go online or would like some help with this process, please visit one of our customer service centers:
There is a lot of information in this blog post, but once you get the hang of it, everything will be clear.
This post is not a substitute for a real-life lesson. It’s just an example of what you’ll need to do to turn in your license plates. Many things can go wrong when turning in your license plates, so it is essential to know how to handle these situations before they happen.
The blog post does not replace the experience of actually doing this yourself; if you want that, go out and do it! This will help guide how exactly one should go about doing it.
The New York DMV needs to be the best at customer service, and they are. I am a big follower of their Twitter handle @nydotgov, and it’s always super friendly to see when they post new content on their site.
If you have any questions about license plates or other issues related to your registration, you can go here:
Please note that if you received a new New York State License Plate in the mail, there is no need for an exchange because the plates will be sent directly to your vehicle. Contact the NY DMV directly from this page if you would like the old plate exchanged for a replacement one.
Click “Tell Us About Your Issue” from this page and fill out the form with all your information. You will then receive an email with instructions on how to proceed with exchanging your old plates for a new set. Clicking on Request Plate Exchanges will take you directly to the form below, where you can select which ones you want to be changed or exchanged for two-year renewal plates. You must have brought in your container (s) at least 20 days before renewing, so that time frame is included in this time frame. Below are some helpful links:
NYS Vehicle Registration Form – With step-by-step instructions – If you already have replaced them once before (like I have)—follow these steps again and claim another set of plates/registration
New York State License Plates – | View current NY license plate issue reports | View old my license plate issue reports | Request an exchange online | Request an exchange via mail
