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I have an extra vehicle I’ve kept registered and insured. I’m in a different state now. I’m not going to turn off the insurance until it’s unregistered.

The omv website has a page to cancel the plate and makes no mention of turning the plate in. I don’t want a flag on my license. The website asks for all the info and says I’ll get an email when the cancellation is finalized.

I always thought you had to “turn the plate in.” Is that not necessarily a thing?

I know different states can have different rules. I’m just kind of not trying to doxx myself here.

What do you know about this?

I have an extra vehicle I’ve kept registered and insured. I’m in a different state now. I’m not going to turn off the insurance until it’s unregistered. The omv website has a page to cancel the plate and makes no mention of turning the plate in. I don’t want a flag on my license. The website asks for all the info and says I’ll get an email when the cancellation is finalized. I always thought you had to “turn the plate in.” Is that not necessarily a thing? I know different states can have different rules. I’m just kind of not trying to doxx myself here. What do you know about this?

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I've collected Illinois and Texas plates from people I know who moved to the UEoO and subsequently registered their car(s) here, and Ohio never wants plates back. One of these days I'm going to tack them all up in the garage.

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Random but I saw a man driving an older corvette and the license plate said something like “l8rboys.”

Gay! (Probably his wife’s car)

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Maybe he's having a mid-life crisis and going through his "Am I a dicksucker" phase.

He's probably totally a faggot with a beard.