Can vehicle deregistration be handled by an agent without the car?
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Vehicle deregistration can be handled by an agent. The agent needs to provide the original ID card of the vehicle owner, the original ID card of the agent, and the original power of attorney. For non-local personnel, a temporary residence permit must also be provided. Additionally, documents such as the motor vehicle registration certificate, motor vehicle driving license, vehicle license plate, and the "Recycled Motor Vehicle Certificate" are required. More related information is as follows: 1. Vehicle deregistration without the car: Vehicle deregistration without the car refers to the process of deregistering a vehicle when it is stolen and not recovered, or when the vehicle is scrapped in another location and the owner returns to the vehicle's registered location to cancel the motor vehicle records. 2. Notes: If a motor vehicle is damaged in another location due to a traffic accident or other reasons and cannot be scrapped in the location where the license plate is registered, the vehicle owner can first sell the scrapped vehicle to a local motor vehicle recycling company. After obtaining the "Recycled Motor Vehicle Certificate," the owner can return to the vehicle management office in the registered location to cancel the records.
Yes, vehicle deregistration can be handled by an agent. Last time, I entrusted a friend to take care of it for me. The car had been sold long ago, but the deregistration procedures weren't completed. I only realized it was necessary when buying a new car. I found a reliable agency, and just needed to provide them with a copy of my ID card and a power of attorney. It took about two or three days to complete, saving me the trouble of queuing at the DMV. Make sure to choose a legitimate agency, keep the receipt, and avoid being overcharged. It's best to handle this promptly, as keeping the old vehicle record can affect the registration of your new car.
