Can the vehicle registration certificate be reissued if lost?

[MollyAnn]

Yes, the vehicle registration certificate can be reissued if lost. Here is relevant information: The vehicle registration certificate (commonly called "Da Ben" in Chinese) is the legal proof of vehicle ownership. It is kept by the vehicle owner and doesn't need to be carried with the vehicle. This certificate is required for any vehicle registration procedures such as transfer of ownership or change of registration location, and it records all relevant vehicle information - essentially serving as the vehicle's "household register". Driver's license: The full name is motor vehicle driving license, commonly known as "driver's license", which is the legal document required for operating motor vehicles.

[DiHarrison]

Last month, I also experienced the loss of my vehicle registration certificate, and it can indeed be reissued. At that time, I drove directly to the vehicle management office, picked up an application form at the guidance counter, filled in the basic information, and then waited in line for my number to be called. The staff verified my ID card and the original vehicle license, and asked me to drive the car to the inspection area for a new photo. The entire process took more than two hours, with a fee of 50 yuan for the certificate. I received the new certificate three days later. Here’s a reminder that you must handle it in person. If you need someone else to handle it for you, you need to prepare a power of attorney in advance. After the reissuance, the old certificate is automatically invalidated, so there’s no need to worry about it being picked up and misused by others. Remember to ensure that the vehicle has no outstanding violations when applying for a reissue, otherwise, it will be stuck in the material review process.

[JessicaFitz]

Last year, I went through the process of reissuing my vehicle registration certificate, which turned out to be simpler than expected. First, I booked an appointment on the local DMV website. On the day, I brought my ID card and vehicle license. After taking a number and waiting for my name to be called at the window, I filled out a reissuance application form. The staff verified the information on their computer and printed an acceptance slip. The vehicle needed an on-site inspection, mainly to check if the VIN and engine number were clearly visible. The reissuance fee was 60 yuan, with the option to choose mail delivery or self-pickup for the new certificate. A special reminder for car owners with mortgage loans: If the loan hasn't been settled, you need to contact the bank to release the mortgage status first; otherwise, the reissuance won't be possible. Once you get the new certificate, remember to laminate it for safekeeping—don't just casually tuck it in the car drawer like I did, almost losing it again.

[LeKaylee]

I just got my vehicle registration certificate reissued last month, here are some practical tips: The reissuance must be done at the DMV where the vehicle is registered. Only three documents are required: the original ID card of the owner, the vehicle license, and a written application. Here's the key point: if the vehicle has modified wheels or exhaust, restore them to original condition before the inspection, otherwise you'll get stuck at the inspection stage. The whole process takes about 40 minutes, with a fee of 50 yuan. After receiving the new certificate, carefully check if the engine number, chassis number, and other information are accurate. Last year, my neighbor had to queue again because the information was printed incorrectly.

[MacBarrett]

Two years ago, the vehicle registration certificate of our family car was lost, and the replacement process took two working days. On the first day, I took my ID card and vehicle license to the DMV to fill out an application form. While waiting in line for the vehicle inspection, it was found that the VIN was rusted and illegible, so the staff instructed me to go to an auto repair shop for rust removal first. On the second day, I had to queue again to complete the document submission, and received the new certificate three days later. A reminder for veteran car owners: Make sure to clear all traffic violations in advance, and if the annual inspection has expired, go to the inspection station first. If the car is jointly owned by a married couple, both parties need to bring their ID cards and be present. The replacement fee here is 55 yuan, and you can pay by scanning a QR code.

[SanPenelope]

Just helped a friend replace the vehicle registration certificate, here are some key points: First, obtain a loss certificate (can be issued by the community or police station), then bring all required documents to the DMV. Pay special attention during the vehicle inspection—staff will take a rubbing of the VIN and compare it with system records. If the vehicle has loan history, contact the financial institution to complete mortgage release procedures first. The entire process hinges on document preparation—my friend forgot to bring a copy of their residence permit and had to go back home. Recommend calling 12345 to check local regulations beforehand, as processing times vary—Beijing takes about 3 working days, while our county-level city issues same-day.