About TagsOnSite

ERT America, Inc., ("ERT") an Illinois corporation, developed a browser based vehicle registration software solution enabling banks and customer service counters at major retailers to connect electronically with Motor Vehicle Departments across the nation.   ERT's software product product is known as TagsOnSite (hereafter referred to as "Tags").   ERT America, Inc. intends to become a national Vehicle Registration Renewal Service Provider anticipating deployments is several states.  At this time, none of those agreements have been completed.  As jurisdictions eventually do become effective we, will update this site and its zip code look-up functionality.  Check back, please. 

Arizona, for one example, allows outsourced registration renewals through independent, authorized agents around that state (these are referred to a brick-and-mortar storefronts).  However, none of those offices were banks or major retail establishments.  All are independent contractors who perform registration renewals as one part of their total business services.  Most of those agents charge additional handling fees of varying amounts.  ERT America has opened discussions with the AZ Department of Transportation with the goal of building a network of retail locations and banks throughout the state.  Convenience fees at ERT locations are expected to be lower than those charged by competing authorized agents.

Vehicle registration renewal at a participating ERT America vendor is easier and faster than going to the MVD.  It may become the most convenient way to renew your registration without the hassles typically associated with a trip to the State Offices.

A partial list of other States that have privatized registration renewal programs include, but are not limited to, California, Florida, Wisconsin, Utah, Virginia and Illinois.  ERT America may or may not seek entry to any of those states in the immediate future.

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For Automobile Enthusiasts: A History of Illinois License Plates

In 1907, the Motor Vehicle Act, requiring motorists to register with the Illinois Secretary of State’s office, becomes law.

For a one-time $2 fee per vehicle, a motorist receives a circular aluminum seal with a registration number to affix to the vehicle, known as a dashboard disc.

It is the motorist's responsibility to furnish license plates. Over the years the Illinois driver’s license plate program has grown with more than ten million passenger cars registered today.

Learn more about the History of Illinois License Plates by clicking the following link or entering your email address below.

We will send you a free informational piece outlining the complete history of the program compliments of ERT America, Inc. and its TagsOnSite partners!


» The complete history of Illinois License Plates