Charitable Exemption for License Plates
Vehicles owned by charitable or non-profit organizations, Alaska Native Tribal Village Councils, and church/religious organizations may qualify for a reduced registration fee and "exempt" license plates.
You will need to submit the following to your local DMV Office to apply for an exemption:
Additionally you will need the following specific requirements depending on the type of exemption.
- Charitable of Non-Profit Organization
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Vehicle Transaction Application (Form 812)
Letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that verifies your organization's tax-exempt status
Please note: The Disclosure Section of the IRS (phone: 1-877-829-5500) is the contact office for questions pertaining to tax-exempt status.
- Alaska Tribal Village Councils
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Vehicle Transaction Application (Form 812)
Affidavit stating that the vehicle is used only to conduct Village business.
Please note: This must be a federally recognized tribal entity.
- Church of Religious Organization
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Vehicle Transaction Application (Form 812)
Letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that verifies your organization's tax-exempt status