Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing · Kentucky state form
TC 96-228 Disaster and Emergency Services Plate Application
Apply for a disaster and emergency services plate by providing applicant information and certification of current membership in an eligible organization.
- What this form is
- TC 96-228 is an application for a disaster and emergency services plate. The applicant provides contact information and certifies membership in a disaster and emergency services organization or volunteer rescue squad. The form also requires written evidence of current membership and an eligibility certification from an appropriate official. The applicant’s signature must be attested before an official or notary.
- Who needs it
- Members of a disaster and emergency services organization or volunteer rescue squad applying for a disaster and emergency services plate need this form.
- Why it needs a notary
- The applicant’s signature must be attested before an official or notary. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Provide written evidence of current membership. The form must be signed by an appropriate mayor, county judge executive, or DES coordinator. The document does not specify where to submit it.
Questions
Who can use the TC 96-228 application?
The form is for a member of a disaster and emergency services organization or volunteer rescue squad applying for a disaster and emergency services plate.
What evidence must accompany the application?
The instructions require written evidence that the applicant is currently a member of a disaster and emergency services organization or volunteer rescue squad.
Does this application need to be notarized?
The applicant’s signature must be subscribed and attested before an official or notary. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.