Can Vehicle Ownership Transfer Be Processed in Another Location?
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Vehicle ownership transfer can be processed in another location. The relevant information about cross-region used car ownership transfer is as follows: Documents required for cross-region used car ownership transfer: Original and photocopy of the original owner's ID card (1 each)/original and photocopy of the agent's ID card (1 each); original and photocopy of the vehicle registration certificate (1 each, the big green book); original and photocopy of the vehicle license (1 each); original and photocopy of the original purchase invoice (red copy) or the last transfer invoice (red copy) (1 each); vehicle purchase tax payment certificate (small red book before 2001, small green book after 2001). Original ID card of the new owner (1 copy), photocopy (3 copies)/original and photocopy of the agent's ID card (1 each); vehicle registration, transfer, and cancellation form/transfer application form; if the new owner is from another region and wants a local license plate, a valid temporary residence permit is also required. Precautions for cross-region used car ownership transfer: The used car must first go through the ownership transfer and file extraction process at the location where its license plate is registered. However, before extracting the files, it is essential to inquire about the used car admission standards of the destination location, as some places also have requirements on the vehicle's age.
I just helped a friend with an out-of-town vehicle transfer last month, and the process is much simpler now. As long as the original owner prepares their ID card, green vehicle registration book, and driving license, and the buyer brings their local residence permit or temporary residence certificate, the transfer can be processed directly at the vehicle management office in the destination city. First, submit an electronic file transfer application, wait about 3 days for the files to be transferred to the new city, then both parties can arrange to inspect the vehicle, choose a new license plate, and get a new driving license. However, pay attention to the environmental standards of the destination city—strict emission requirements apply in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, where vehicles below National IV standards are generally not accepted. Check the policies in advance to avoid a wasted trip.
