Congratulations F.O.P. Member!

This letter along with the F.O.P. Specialized License Plate Program Application will walk you through the steps to obtain your F.O.P. license plate. Note: Special Numbers on the plates are NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Under a special program for Fraternal Order of Police, Arizona Lodge 44 for Corrections Members, the Lodge will pay the $35 set-up fee to the State Lodge for new plate requests made under this program. There is no need for you to send the program Director a check for $35.00.

Once your completed application has been received, it will be sent to the program Director and then mailed back to you with the program Director's signature in RED and a verifying stamp/signature authorizing the authenticity of the application.

A pre-printed check will also be attached in the upper left-hand corner of the application made out to the Department of Motor Vehicles signed by program administrator in RED.

When you receive the application back from the program Director, take it to any MVD in Arizona with the following:

1. Your driver's license
2. Current registration of the vehicle that the F.O.P. plate will go on
3. The actual license plate off of the vehicle that the F.O.P. plate will go on

When you arrive, advise them you wish to receive an F.O.P. plate. When you go to the window, the clerk will collect the above listed items and give you an F.O.P. plate and new registration on the spot. Bring a screwdriver to mount your new F.O.P. plate on your car.

The Department of Motor Vehicles will NOT accept walk-in requests that do no have the completed application with proper authorization. You may make photocopies of the application if you have more than one vehicle registered in your name.

Sincerely,
Jim Hayden, Program Director

I certify that I am either a current or retired member of the Fraternal Order of Police.

A twenty-five dollar renewal fee will be added to your registration upon renewal each year.

The undersigned signature and stamp certifies that the individual above is qualified under the provisions of Arizona Revised Statute 28-2403 to be issued a Fraternal Order of Police License Plate. This authorization applies to any passenger vehicle (automobile or motorhome) or light commercial vehicle (van or truck) having a manufacturer's rated carrying capacity of one ton or less, which the individual desires to register in the State under the statute.

Jim Hayden, Program Director