Do I need to retrieve my file after getting a driver's license?

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07/29/25 7:43pm
Yes, you need to retrieve your file. Here is relevant information: 1. Reason: The applicant's file for motor vehicle driver's license will be kept by the vehicle management office after passing all tests and obtaining the license. This file is very important as it contains records of all examination subjects and training materials. If a new driver is involved in a major traffic accident within three years, this file will be reviewed. 2. Driver's license: Officially called Motor Vehicle Driver's License, also known as 'driving license', it's a legal certificate required for operating motor vehicles. In China, it's defined as: A legal document issued by administrative authorities to certify that a person has learned traffic regulations, acquired driving skills through training, and passed official examinations to be permitted to drive certain types of motor vehicles.
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