Can a new car without license plates be transferred?
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A new car without license plates does not have a vehicle registration certificate, so there is no issue of transfer. A new car that has not been registered does not need to be transferred; it can be directly assigned to a new owner. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Both the buyer and seller should bring their original ID cards to the 4S store: Request to replace the purchase invoice, void the original invoice under the previous owner's name, and issue a new purchase invoice under the new owner's name. The new owner can then take the new invoice to the vehicle management office to register the new car. 2. Replacing the invoice: If the invoice has already been issued but insurance and purchase tax have not been paid, the invoice can be directly replaced. If insurance has already been purchased, an insurance endorsement needs to be modified. If purchase tax has already been paid, a tax refund must be processed first. 3. Required documents: Original ID card of the previous owner, original ID card of the new owner, original and copy of the vehicle registration certificate, purchase tax certificate, proof of payment for vehicle and vessel usage tax, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle inspection report from the criminal investigation department, and insurance policy. All of these documents must be provided in their original form.
