75 Pa.C.S. § 1341.1
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Personal organization registration plates.
Official statutory text
(a) General rule.--The department may, upon application of any person and upon payment of the additional fee under this section, issue a personal organization registration plate to applicants for special registration plates authorized in this chapter.
(b) Additional fee.--
(1) The department shall collect an additional fee of $100 for personal organization registration plates issued under subsection (a).
(2) For any personal plate issued under sections 1338 (relating to person with disability plate and placard) and 1342 (relating to veteran plates and placard), the department shall collect only an additional fee of $50. (Mar. 19, 2014, P.L.361, No.23, eff. 120 days) 2014 Amendment. Act 23 added section 1341.1.
(b) Additional fee.--
(1) The department shall collect an additional fee of $100 for personal organization registration plates issued under subsection (a).
(2) For any personal plate issued under sections 1338 (relating to person with disability plate and placard) and 1342 (relating to veteran plates and placard), the department shall collect only an additional fee of $50. (Mar. 19, 2014, P.L.361, No.23, eff. 120 days) 2014 Amendment. Act 23 added section 1341.1.
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