Can the original owner lock the vehicle records if the vehicle is not transferred?

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Victor
07/30/25 6:33am
Can the original owner lock the vehicle records if the vehicle is not transferred? The following are specific introductions about motor vehicle records: 1. Vehicle records include: the original "Motor Vehicle Registration, Transfer, Cancellation/Transfer Application Form", a copy of the identity certificate of the motor vehicle owner, the original or copy of the origin certificate of the motor vehicle, the original copy of the vehicle purchase tax certificate or tax-free certificate, the original third copy of the motor vehicle traffic accident liability compulsory insurance certificate, and the original certificate of conformity for domestically produced or imported motor vehicles. 2. The transferred vehicle records include: when purchasing a vehicle, you also need to provide a second-hand vehicle transaction invoice, copies of the ID cards of both vehicle owners, a copy of the insurance policy, and the motor vehicle inspection form.
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