Is HTTP available as a vanity plate?

HTTP is open in 10 of the 19 states where we checked it on the official DMV site: Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and Oklahoma and more.

HTTP in every state we check

"Since" is when we first saw the current status. States not listed haven't been checked for HTTP yet, or we don't cover them - see all states.

Has any state refused HTTP?

We haven't seen any state refuse HTTP. That's a good sign - but every state reviews requests, so it can still be turned down.

Worried about rejection? The dashboard's rejection risk check reads a plate the way DMV reviewers do. See plates states have rejected.

Want HTTP where it's taken?

Plates come back when owners let them go. Watch HTTP free and we'll tell you the moment it opens in your state.

HTTP vanity plate FAQ

Is HTTP available as a vanity plate?

At our latest checks, HTTP was open in 10 of 19 states we check on official DMV sites (Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and West Virginia). Availability changes, so check it again before you order.

Can I get an alert when HTTP opens up?

Yes. Add HTTP to your watch list in the VanityPlate dashboard and we'll message you the moment a state shows it as open.

How do I get a HTTP license plate?

Order it from your state's DMV. Check that HTTP is open in your state, make sure it fits the state's rules, then order and pay the personalized plate fee. Every state reviews requests before making the plate.

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