Wash. Admin. Code § 308-96A-078 - Professional firefighters and paramedics special vehicle license plate series
(1) Who
may apply for the professional firefighters and paramedics (PFFP) license
plate(s)? Only members of the Washington state council of firefighters
who are indicated on the vehicle record as a registered or coregistered owner
of a vehicle may apply. The professional firefighters and paramedics license
plate(s) will be issued upon proof of eligibility and receipt of all applicable
fees.
(2)
What must be
provided as proof that the applicant is a current member to the Washington
state council of firefighters (WSCFF)? A member of the Washington state
council of firefighters must provide a current letter from the WSCFF and either
a valid Washington state drivers license or identification card, or
International Federation of Firefighters identification showing current
membership.
(3)When is proof
of WSCFF membership required? Upon initial application or vehicle
registration renewal.
(4)When
ownership of a vehicle issued professional firefighters and paramedics license
plate(s) is transferred, what happens to the plate(s)? The special
license plate owner must remove the plate(s) from the vehicle. The plate owner
may transfer the special plate(s) to a replacement vehicle. License plate
transfer fees apply.
(5)
Will
any new fees be charged when the professional firefighters and paramedics
license plate(s) are sold, traded, or otherwise transferred? If the
registration expiration date for the new vehicle is later than registration
expiration date of the previous vehicle, an abated fee for the professional
firefighters and paramedics license plate will be charged at the rate of
one-twelfth of the annual professional firefighters and paramedics license
plate(s) fee for each succeeding month and partial month. If the new
registration expiration date is sooner than the previous registration
expiration date, a refund will not be made for the remaining registration
period.
(6)
When replacing
professional firefighters and paramedics license plate(s), is same license
plate number and letter combination issued? Yes. If the vehicle owner
requests and pays the fees described in
RCW
46.16A.200, the professional firefighters and
paramedics license plate(s) may be replaced with the same number and letter
combination as shown on the vehicle computer record.
(7)
Will my license plates that have
been reported stolen be replaced with new license plates with the same number
and letter combination? If the license plate(s) has been reported as
stolen or if the department record indicates the plate has been stolen, the
same number and letter combination will not be issued. This is a law
enforcement issue and is for the protection of the public.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 46.16.316. 05-01-002, § 308-96A-078, filed 12/1/04, effective 1/3/05.
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