Can Temporary License Plates Still Be Used After Obtaining Permanent Ones?

[KeeganAnn]

After obtaining permanent license plates for a vehicle, temporary license plates can still be used. Below is the detailed process for obtaining temporary license plates for a new car: Inspection and Submission of Documents: It is necessary to pay the vehicle purchase tax, obtain insurance for the new car, and undergo criminal investigation inspection. Then, non-exempt vehicles must pass the line inspection, pay fees, fill out forms, take rubbings and photos, and collect the documents required for license plate registration. Signing and Receiving the Receipt: Documents need to be submitted at the vehicle management office, where the owner signs, and the police conduct an external inspection and confirmation of the vehicle. Finally, select the license plate number, receive the receipt, affix the license plate, install the plate, and obtain the vehicle registration certificate and the driving license. Validity Period: The temporary movement permit is generally valid for 3 days, while the temporary license plate is usually valid for 30 days. The maximum period from purchasing a new car to officially registering it is generally 3 months. If this period is exceeded, a certain late fee must be paid as per regulations. The timing of registration after purchasing a car is entirely at the discretion of the owner.