Can the residence permit receipt be used for vehicle registration?

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HoldenFitz
07/30/25 12:08am
Using a residence permit receipt cannot be used for vehicle registration. Below is more information about registration: 1. Materials required for new vehicle registration: ID card, vehicle certificate of conformity, vehicle parameter table, second and fourth copies of the vehicle invoice, vehicle purchase tax, vehicle insurance policy, purchase invoice, vehicle certificate of conformity, ID card or organization code certificate and copies of the invoice issuer, compulsory insurance policy, tax payment certificate, and for non-locals, a temporary residence permit. 2. Registration process: After preparing the materials, go to the vehicle management office to submit the documents, sign as the owner, have the vehicle inspected and confirmed by the traffic police, choose the license plate number yourself, receive the receipt, install and photograph the fixed license plate, and receive the vehicle license and registration certificate.
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