National Guard
| Code Section: | 32-6-110, 32-6-111.1, 40-12-244, 31-2-12, and 32-6-231.1 |
| Administrative Rule: | 810-5-1-.208 |
| Primary Tag Type(s): | NG (Pre-numbered)/PG (Personalized) |
| Secondary Tag Type (s): | 01 (Disability Access)/02 (Retired) |
| Series Began: | October 2008 |
Who may purchase license plates in this category? A resident of Alabama who is an active or retired member of the Alabama National Guard, or an active member of the Alabama State Guard.
Is there any documentation required to be presented by the registrant prior to purchasing this plate? Yes. Active members must provide a military ID card and a certificate signed by the unit commander. Retired members must provide a proper ID card and an NGB Form 22 or Notice of Eligibility for Retired Pay at Age 60.
The "Application for Disability Access Parking Privileges" must be provided to obtain the disability access license plate.
What registration fees are associated with the purchase of this license plate? The registrant is exempt from registration fees for the first plate but must pay ad valorem taxes. All applicable registration fees and ad valorem taxes must be remitted for any additional plates issued. National Guard members are required to obtain the National Guard distinctive license plate in order to claim the registration fee exemption.
May the plates be personalized? Yes
| Additional fees: | $50.00 for personalized |
How often are the additional fees paid? Annually
Are plates in this category transferable? If so, to whom? The plates are not transferable between vehicle owners.
What type of vehicles may this plate be displayed upon? Private passenger automobiles, pickup trucks, and pleasure motor vehicles (i.e., recreational vehicles) not exceeding 12,000 pounds gross vehicle weight.
How are the net proceeds from the purchase of this plate distributed? The net proceeds are distributed to the National Guard Historical Society for society education programs and for the administration and the preservation of museum artifacts of the Alabama National Guard Museum.
How often does the license plate design change? Every five (5) years.
May the surviving spouse obtain the plate? No
May the surviving spouse retain the plate? No
How many plates may the registrant obtain? No limit