Difference Between Reissuing Inspection Compliance Mark and Applying for Inspection Exemption Mark
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Inspection compliance marks and inspection exemption marks are essentially the same. The marks received by exempted vehicles and those issued by inspection stations after passing safety technical inspections only differ in the inspection agency item on the back. Exemption marks print "None," while inspection station-issued marks print the name of the inspection agency; all other aspects are identical. Reissuing an inspection compliance mark is applicable when the original mark is lost or damaged and can be done via the APP12123. Below are relevant details about vehicle inspections: 1. Processing Locations: Embassies/consulates and foreign-licensed vehicles should process at the vehicle management office, while other vehicles should go to the branch office corresponding to the address on the vehicle owner's identity document. The vehicle management office or branch will complete the process within one working day from acceptance, with no fees charged. 2. Address Details: For organizations, the address is as stated on their identity document; for individuals, it is their declared residential address. 3. Circumstances for Reissuing Vehicle Inspection Compliance Marks and Required Documents: If the inspection compliance mark is damaged, lost, or destroyed during its valid period, the vehicle owner must submit the following documents to apply for a reissue: (1) Vehicle registration certificate. (2) If the mark is damaged, the damaged inspection compliance mark must also be surrendered.
