South Dakota § 32-5-175 Application for emblem to be used on emblem specialty plate.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 32-5-175 — Application for emblem to be used on emblem specialty plate.

South Dakota § 32-5-175

Title 32MOTOR VEHICLES

Ch. 32-4ANNUAL REGISTRATION AND LICENSE PLATES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 32-5-175 (2026).

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Any entity applying for an emblem to be used on the emblem specialty plate shall submit an application, on a form prescribed by the secretary, to the department. Each application shall include a completed emblem design with the entity's logo and the entity's name, or in the case of a group organization emblem, an emblem design that clearly depicts the common purpose or theme of the group. In addition to the application, each entity applying for an organization emblem shall submit the following:

(1)A copy of the articles of incorporation for the entity;

(2)A copy of the charter or bylaws for the entity; and (3) Any Internal Revenue Service ruling regarding the entity's nonprofit tax exemption status.

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Any entity applying for an emblem to be used on the emblem specialty plate shall submit an application, on a form prescribed by the secretary, to the department. Each application shall include a completed emblem design with the entity's logo and the entity's name, or in the case of a group organization emblem, an emblem design that clearly depicts the common purpose or theme of the group. In addition to the application, each entity applying for an organization emblem shall submit the following: (1) A copy of the articles of incorporation for the entity; (2) A copy of the charter or bylaws for the entity; and (3) Any Internal Revenue Service ruling regarding the entity's nonprofit tax exemption status.