Can I get an out-of-town license plate at the dealership?

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VonReed
07/30/25 6:58am
You can get an out-of-town license plate at the dealership. Here is some information about getting a license plate in a different location: Things to note: When purchasing a car, carefully inspect the condition of the new vehicle and ensure all required documents are complete. Before registering the car locally, make sure to bring all necessary documents, such as the vehicle invoice, vehicle certification, warranty card, three-guarantee card, vehicle user manual, imprint, and the vehicle purchase tax declaration form. None of these materials can be missing. License plate registration: For insurance in the registration location, you only need to send materials such as the chassis number, engine number, and car photos to the insurance company. Wait until the insurance takes effect before heading to the local registration office.
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