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During the months of March-November, vehicles registered as an Expanded-Use Antique Vehicle may be driven on the highways without being subject to the restrictions of standard Antique Vehicle plates. Expanded-Use Antique Vehicle/Motorcycle License Plates have a staggered expiration and must be renewed annually.
The PAS, or passenger specialty plate, is issued to vehicles with unique characteristics, such as antique cars, veterans vehicles, and environmentally friendly cars. The PAV, or passenger vanity plate, has a custom license plate number chosen by the owner.
Odds are good that youve seen an Illinois Fleet Permanent plate. These plates are issued to entities that have a large number of vehicles, such as delivery companies, rental car agencies (such as Enterprise, where the above example came from), and non-public utility companies.
Acuity readings through the lenses must be 20/40 or better in both eyes. Peripheral readings must be 140 degrees binocular or 70 degrees temporal and 35 degrees nasal monocular.
Use the Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190) for any plate-related transaction, i.e. title and plates, plates only, sticker only, title and transfer, transfer of plates only, corrected registration ID card or duplicate registration ID card.
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How long will it take to receive my vanity or personalized plates? At least 60 to 90 days between once the application is mailed with the proper fees.
Special Event License Plates are a unique promotional item available to civic organizations and others by the Secretary of States office. To qualify for these plates, the event must be open to the public and be an activity that promotes the interest of Illinois citizens.

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