Can the license plate be retained after selling the car?

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LeDiana
07/29/25 4:41pm
License plates can be retained. Here is the relevant information: 1. Required documents for retaining the license plate: Whether the car is scrapped or transferred, you can apply to retain the original license plate. The required documents include your ID card and a copy, the "Motor Vehicle Transfer or Registration Application Form", proof of compulsory traffic insurance, annual inspection certificate, whole vehicle factory certificate, proof of the vehicle's origin, import certificate for imported vehicles, proof of purchase tax payment, and all documents submitted during vehicle registration. 2. Conditions: If you want to continue using the original license plate, you need to check with the vehicle management office how long the transfer has been completed and whether it is still within the validity period. Within the validity period, you can apply to continue using the original license plate for both new and used cars. You just need to apply to the vehicle management office staff during the final step of selecting the license plate number.
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