According to the official advertisement, vehicle owners can now legally apply for special registration numbers through the Excise and Taxation Department by following the prescribed government procedure.

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Officials said the initiative aims to regularize the growing trend of fancy and customized numberplates. Only officially issued personalized registration marks will be considered legal, while self-made or unauthorized plates will face action.

The advertisement states that applicants must submit complete documents, including vehicle registration details and identification records. Applications that do not meet legal requirements or are submitted late will not be accepted.

Authorities emphasized that the process follows strict rules to ensure transparency and fairness. The system is designed to improve vehicle identification, strengthen law enforcement, and maintain accurate government records.

Traffic police have been directed to strictly monitor vehicles using illegal numberplates. Any plate not issued by the excise department may result in fines or seizure under traffic laws.

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Officials advised citizens to avoid agents and middlemen and to use only official channels for applying for personalized registration marks.

According to the announcement, the base price for the personalized numberplates “Imran Khan-1” and “Imran Khan-804” has been set at Rs1,000,000 each for the auction.

This move has further increased public interest in personalized registration marks, as rare and high-profile numbers are expected to attract strong bidding during the auction process.

Choice numberplates are popular for status and personal identity. This legal system gives owners a proper option while helping authorities control misuse. Success depends on enforcement and public awareness.