Can a new car be licensed anywhere?

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McMaggie
07/25/25 1:11pm
New cars can generally be licensed in most locations. Here are the specific details about licensing: 1. Vehicle license plates are processed at the local vehicle management office: Buying a car and getting a license plate can be done across different regions. The type of license plate available may vary by location, and specific details can be inquired at the local vehicle management office. 2. Required documents: To license a car, you need to bring your ID card, vehicle certificate of conformity, vehicle parameter table, the second and fourth copies of the vehicle invoice, vehicle purchase tax receipt, car insurance policy, etc. Other required documents include the car purchase invoice, vehicle qualification certificate, ID or organization code certificate of the invoice issuer and its copies, compulsory insurance policy, tax payment certificate, and a temporary residence permit for non-locals.
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