My son purchased a car in New Mexico for me. How can he drive it to Arizona without having a license plate. I want to get the plates in Arizona

The license plate lamps are designed to illuminate the plate and registration tags on your vehicle and make it easily visible to law enforcement. In many states, a burnt out license plate bulb can get you a ticket.
Step 1: Locate the license plate light. The license plate light is located right above the plate.
Step 2: Determine which bulb has failed. Park your vehicle and set the emergency brake. Turn the ignition to the Accessory position and turn on the driving lights. Walk around the vehicle to determine which license plate bulb has failed.
Step 3: Remove the license plate light cover. Remove the license plate light cover retaining screws using a screwdriver.
Remove the license plate light cover.

• Note: You may need to use a small screwdriver to pry the cover off.

Step 4: Remove the bulb. Remove the bulb from its retainer.
Part 2 of 2: Install the bulb Materials Needed

• Protective gloves
• Replacement license plate light bulb
• Safety glasses
• Screwdriver

Step 1: Install the new bulb. Install the new bulb in its retainer and ensure it is in place.

• Tip: Refer to your car's user manual to determine the correct type of light bulb to get for your specific vehicle.

Step 2: Complete the installation. Put back the license plate light cover and hold it in place.
Install the license plate light cover retaining screws and tighten them using a screwdriver.
Step 3: Check the lights. Turn on your car to check if your license plate lights are fully functional.

Just apply the card in the windshield where the reader can read it.....It will not distinguish between vehicles.......

You can try. If it go through then you are okay. But it not then you have to go to the Dept. Of Licensing.


Good luck


Mai

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Hi Joe.

The full answer will be with DMV in the state that you're in now.

1. Mechanically speaking, the license plates will be attached to the car with either two or four screws. Determine the screw type - usually flat or phillips head, sometimes Torx Bit. The plate, and, if installed, License plate frame, will come off the vehicle. Don't do this until you have your new plate or tag.
2. If you're just installing a new registration tag, take the plate off as above. Give it a cleaning with some window cleaner and paper towels, or with a quick run through the kitchen sink with some dish soap. If you want to be a stickler for instructions, you'll probably be instructed to take the old sticker off. It's most easily done with a razor blade or craft knife, and will likely shred into many pieces when it comes off - they're built that way on purpose to make it hard for people to steal registration tags to make their car look currently registered. With the tag off, make sure the tag area is clean and dry, then peel the new tag and place it in the same spot. Smooth it down with a finger to make sure it's well adhered.
3. With a new tag on, bring the plate back to the car, align the license frame if you had one, and re-attach the screws. Tighten them firmly, but don't use a gorilla grip.
4. If you've moved to a new state, you'll have some period of time to register the car in that state and, likely as not, pass an emissions test. Once you've done that, the new state will likely mail you your new plates, though you may have an option to pick them up at the DMV. Follow the instructions above to take off your old plate(s) and attach the new one(s). Make sure the new plate has a registration sticker on it, or apply the sticker first if it was given to you separately.
5. If you're in the same state, but, say, got a vanity license plate, it'll likely be much the same for applying for the plate, eventually getting it, and then swapping it in with a current registration tag.
6. In any event, when you register in a new place, you'll likely be given a temporary registration document for while the plates are made. Make sure you keep that with you until the plates come, so that you can show you're following the rules if you get pulled over. (Make sure a copy of the registration is in the car all the time after that, though be aware that in most, if not all states, you're only required to keep a legible copy of your registration in the car / with you when you drive. Keeping the original out of the car will make it a bit harder on car thieves if they steal your car and try to flip it quick with a registration document that was left in the glove box.
7. Also be sure to talk with the local DMV about what has to be done with your old plates, if you are switching plates. In many/most cases, they will need to get them from you so that they can be retired from use, and/or sent back to the state of origin.

Hoping this answers your questions, and Happy Holidays!
D

Changing vin by self is illegal if thats what your doing
If its door plates or firewall plates dealer has to order new and you have to take down to mvd and register numbers
If license plate unscrew it
But overall changing any of the cars factory registered plates is illegal without registering them threw proper channels first

can you rich from trunk,maybe has clips.

for a simple item like that, get it from a local scrapyard. Holes are already where they need to be as it would actually be very expensive to make "special runs" of bumpers for areas that don't use front plates. (same goes for wiring harnesses...they are made with plugs for all options and whatever does not get ordered is just not plugged in. Shouldn't cost you more than $5.00!!!

they come with them holes ,it is illegal to drive a vehicle without a front number plate in all countries so the holes are for the plates to be fitted in a straight level line ,how can a speed camera read a number plate if it hasnt got one ,nick nick nick big time ,points on driving licence and a possible ban as well ,so fit a number plate and it will cover the holes

industrial grade double sided tape works, then its impossible to remove the plates again