License Plate Tips

Report residents who fail to register their vehicles in Kentucky!

When you register your vehicle, Kentucky collects taxes that are used for operating our schools, paving our roads and other necessary tasks. Unfortunately, some Kentucky residents break the law by registering their vehicles in other states, or by failing to register their vehicles. When they do this, they are avoiding their fair share, and they are placing a greater burden on you.

If you observe a Kentucky resident who is beating the system by:
- Operating a vehicle in Kentucky for more than 15 days with out-of-state license plates
- Operating a vehicle for more than 30 days with temporary or other tags
- Failing to register their vehicle

Please help the Revenue Cabinet
Identify these FREE-ROADERS
by reporting the following information to the Revenue Cabinet.

Call toll free – 1-800-882-8990 or,
email david.whitehouse@ky.gov or,
mail this form to :

David Whitehouse
Kentucky Revenue Cabinet
200 Fair Oaks Lane, Station 32
Frankfort, KY 40620

OR

Complete the form below and hit "Submit". The form will go directly

to the Bellevue Police Department and we will forward it to the

Kentucky Revenue Cabinet.

Give as much of the information listed below as possible. You do not have to identify yourself. The Revenue Cabinet will take appropriate action to collect taxes due.

- Fields marked with * are required -

 

 

Make of Vehicle:

Model of Vehicle:

*License Plate Number:

*License State:    License Year:

Name of Operator/Owner:

*Address or Location:

*City:   State:   Zip:

*Approximately how long has this

vehicle been in Kentucky?

 

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