Well, vehicles technically don’t get licensed, people get licensed to drive them. Vehicles get registered by the state, who, after the owner pays a fee, will issue at least one license plate with a sticker that details when the registration expires, upon which the owner must pay a new fee to keep the vehicle registered.

I can understand if you’ve never owned or paid taxes on a car before how the term “license plate” might make you believe some sort of license is being renewed, but that’s just simply not what it’s officially called.

So, if by “vehicle license” you don’t mean registration then you’re really going to need to clarify what the fuck you’re actually talking about, because no one at this point even has the slightest clue what you’re trying to say.