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RMV Lottery Offers Customers a Chance at Coveted Low Number License Plates


Now accepting lottery applications for September drawing

BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation
(MassDOT) today announced that the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Division is now accepting applications for the 2012 Low Number License
Plate Lottery.

“The Registry expects to receive thousands of applications for this
year’s annual lottery,” said Registrar of Motor Vehicles Rachel
Kaprielian. “The passion for low number plates we see from our customers
and lottery entrants makes this a fun tradition.”

Applicants in this year’s drawing will be vying for 124 of the most
sought after Massachusetts license plates, including plate numbers 73,
295, 449, 493, 7755, and 1Z.

“Registrar Kaprielian works tirelessly to remind customers of the
transactions available at the RMV’s online branch,” said MassDOT
Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey. “I encourage customers to take this
opportunity to log onto the website, learn about the transactions that
can be performed online and to complete a lottery application.”


For Immediate Release: 06/18/2012
CONTACT:  MassDOT Press Office
(617) 973-8472

RMV Lottery Offers Customers a Chance at Coveted Low Number License Plates


Now accepting lottery applications for September drawing

BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation
(MassDOT) today announced that the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Division is now accepting applications for the 2012 Low Number License
Plate Lottery.

“The Registry expects to receive thousands of applications for this
year’s annual lottery,” said Registrar of Motor Vehicles Rachel
Kaprielian. “The passion for low number plates we see from our customers
and lottery entrants makes this a fun tradition.”

Applicants in this year’s drawing will be vying for 124 of the most
sought after Massachusetts license plates, including plate numbers 73,
295, 449, 493, 7755, and 1Z.

“Registrar Kaprielian works tirelessly to remind customers of the
transactions available at the RMV’s online branch,” said MassDOT
Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey. “I encourage customers to take this
opportunity to log onto the website, learn about the transactions that
can be performed online and to complete a lottery application.”

In addition to the application being available at mass.gov/RMV, customers may visit any branch to obtain an application. All entries must be mailed and postmarked by August 13, 2012.

The date, time and location of the September drawing will be
announced on the Registry’s website. It will occur prior to September
15, 2012.

For transportation news and updates visit MassDOT at their website: mass.gov/massdot, blog: mass.gov/blog/transportation, or follow MassDOT on twitter.

Only one entry per applicant. Postcard entries will not be
accepted. Winners who do not register their vehicle with their winning
lottery plate by December 31, 2012 will automatically forfeit their
plate. All forfeited plates will be offered to a list of 25 alternate
winners who will be chosen at the drawing.

 

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Carlos Vargas

Carlos Vargas

Carlos Vargas is the Founder and President of Vargas & Vargas Insurance Agency. He began his career in 1980 as a captive agent for a large national insurance company, but chose to become an independent insurance broker so he could offer clients better coverage options and more competitive products.


With 46 years of experience, Carlos believes strongly in the value of relationships and helping clients understand their insurance so they can make better decisions. In addition to leading the agency's vision and strategy, Carlos is deeply committed to community engagement and educating the public about insurance.


Outside of work, Carlos enjoys spending time with his wife, their sons and their families, and friends.

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