How long after new car registration can it be filed?
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After registering a new car, you can directly proceed with the filing. Once the owner completes the registration, they can bind the vehicle information on the Traffic Management 12123 platform. Generally, the 12123 filing review takes 7 working days, with a maximum of 15 days, depending on the number of applications. There is no specific time limit for registering a new car. The temporary moving permit is valid for 3 days, and the temporary license plate is usually valid for 30 days. The maximum period from purchasing a new car to officially registering it is 3 months. Beyond this period, a certain late fee must be paid as per regulations. The timing of registration after purchasing a car is entirely up to the owner, but the payment of purchase tax has a specified deadline, usually within 3 months from the date of purchase.
After completing the new vehicle registration, the owner can directly proceed with various filing procedures without waiting for a specific period. According to traffic regulations, license plate registration is the final step in legally registering a vehicle. Any subsequent changes, such as vehicle color modifications or equipment installations, must be filed within ten days after the alteration. Having assisted friends with similar procedures multiple times, I've noticed many mistakenly believe there's a cooling-off period, but regulations impose no such requirement. The risk of delaying filings includes potential fines, penalty points, or complications during vehicle inspections that could affect ownership transfers. It's advisable to plan for potential filings immediately after license plate registration, bringing all required documents like the vehicle license and ID card to the DMV. When the process is convenient, online appointments can save time and avoid unnecessary trips, ensuring driving safety isn't compromised.
