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The document is a License Plates Cancellation Application form from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT), used to report the status of vehicle license plates. It includes sections for vehicle details, plate disposition options (such as stolen, destroyed, or still in possession), and requires the plate owner's information and signature for submission.

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How do I unregister a license plate?

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that plate cancellation procedures vary by state, but generally require: Return your plates to the DMV. Complete a plate cancellation form. Provide proof of insurance cancellation. Pay any outstanding fees.

How do I remove a register plate?

Taking off your existing number plates should be relatively easy to do. If theyre currently in, then use a suitably sized screwdriver to loosen and remove it. If you have sticky pads on the old plates, then all you have to do is give them a pull and they should come straight off in your hands!

How do I cancel my license plate in WI?

Mail To: Wisconsin Department of Transportation. P.O. Box 7911. LICENSE PLATES CANCELLATION APPLICATION. X. X. (Plate Owner Signature) (Plate Owner Signature) MV2514. 5/2015. Please Print. Vehicle Year / Make. License Plate Number. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (standard VIN has 17 characters)

What to do when you sell a car in Wisconsin?

Requirements to sell a vehicle Sign and date the title in the area for the signature of the selling owner or owners. Fill in the vehicle odometer mileage statement on the title. Complete the brand disclosure area on the title (if applicable). Fill in the selling price on the title.

Do Wisconsin license plates need to be returned?

Never leave the license plates on an auto or light truck (8,000 pounds or under) when selling or junking the vehicle. You should destroy them (cut them up) if you are not going to use them on another vehicle. They cant be used by someone else. Do not return the plates to DMV.