Vehicle Registration Plates of The Philippines - Optional Motor Vehicle Special Plates (OMVSP)

Optional Motor Vehicle Special Plates (OMVSP)

A project of the Land Transportation Office since 2004, these plates are in the form of LLL DD. e.g. FPJ-22

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