Do I need to go to the DMV for procedures when changing the car color with a wrap?

[JacksonDella]

Changing the car color with a wrap requires filing with the DMV and updating the vehicle registration photo; otherwise, you may be stopped by traffic police while driving. Using a car wrap is a convenient method to alter the body color without repainting—simply applying a layer of film suffices. After completing a full-body color wrap, which effectively changes the car's color, you must file the changes with the local DMV. Documents required for car color change procedures: 1. Original and photocopy of the vehicle owner's ID card; 2. Vehicle registration certificate; 3. Vehicle license. When processing the color change, the applicant must bring the original and photocopy of the vehicle owner's ID, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle license, and other required documents, obtain the Vehicle Modification Registration Application Form, fill it out carefully with a pen or marker without alterations. If processing through an authorized agent, the agent must also submit their original ID and photocopy, jointly sign the Vehicle Modification Registration Application Form with the vehicle owner, and specify the reason for the color change and the new color on the form.