U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles · U.S. Virgin Islands state form
BMV Form 2021-21 Dealer’s License Plate Application
Apply for a U.S. Virgin Islands dealer’s license plate using BMV Form 2021-21. The form requests applicant and business information, plate details, and supporting documents.
- What this form is
- The Bureau of Motor Vehicles application asks for applicant contact and address details, business information, and the number of plates requested. New applications require three notarized character reference letters, an original police record, renewal application documents, and an application fee. Renewals require current insurance, a valid business license, the completed application, and listed fees. The applicant must swear or affirm familiarity with the dealer’s license plate requirements.
- Who needs it
- A person applying for a new dealer’s license plate or renewing one through the U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles needs this application.
- Why it needs a notary
- The applicant’s sworn or affirmed statement must be notarized. This can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Complete the application and provide the documents listed for a new application or renewal. The form lists Bureau of Motor Vehicles locations in St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas.
Questions
Who uses the Dealer’s License Plate Application?
A person applying for a new dealer’s license plate or renewing a plate through the U.S. Virgin Islands Bureau of Motor Vehicles uses this application.
What documents does a new application require?
The form lists three notarized character reference letters, an original police record, the documents required for a renewal, and an application fee.
Is a notary needed for this application?
Yes. The form includes the applicant’s sworn or affirmed statement and a notary jurat. The signature must be notarized, including online with a commissioned online notary.