Does the Used Car Registration Require the Owner to Be Present in Person?

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Cathy
07/29/25 5:07pm
The transfer of a used car does not require the presence of the owner; it can be handled by an authorized agent. Below is the process for registration: 1. Application Form Filling: The original owner or their agent should bring copies of their ID card and the vehicle's relevant documents. Both the buyer and seller need to go to the local used car trading hall or vehicle management office to obtain and fill out the "Used Vehicle Sales Contract." 2. Required Documents: To process the vehicle transfer, prepare the necessary documents, complete the vehicle inspection, tracing number, license plate removal, and photographing, then fill out the inspection record form at the transfer hall. 3. Processing: Take a number to pay the transfer fee, which varies based on the vehicle's displacement, year, type, and load capacity range, and also pay the license plate fee.
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