Every year, the Illinois Secretary of State's office rejects personalized license plates because they're too profane, inflammatory, or simply too difficult to read.

The Illinois Secretary of State’s Office received more than 60,000 requests for vanity or personalized license plates in 2024. Of those, 335 (or 0.0055%) requests were denied for profanity or other ...

To understand the list recent list of rejected license plates in Illinois, you may need to consult the internet to understand the reasons why. Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias ...

CHICAGO – The Illinois Secretary of State’s Office ... if it’s available for purchase as a vanity or personalized plate. New vanity plates cost $94 and personaized plates are $47.

Illinois car owners can pay an extra $94 for a new vanity plate that contains all letters. They can also pay an extra $47 for a new personalized plate, which is a combination of letters and numbers.

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Every year, the Illinois Secretary of State's office rejects personalized license plates because they're too ... maybe they were using autocorrect, and new to this list this year, and surprising ...

More: First look: State unveils 10 finalists for new Illinois flag The Secretary of State’s Office can reject plates that create “a connotation that is offensive to good taste and decency,” the office ...