How long does it take to get a license plate?

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StVanessa
07/24/25 12:45am
The DMV takes one to three hours to issue a license plate. Vehicle license plates are hard-numbered plates with a unified format and style as stipulated by national vehicle management regulations, issued by the vehicle management authority after reviewing, inspecting, and registering the vehicle that applied for the plate. The vehicle registration certificate is issued by the vehicle management authority, recording the main contents of the vehicle's initial registration, kept by the owner, carried with the vehicle, and serves as a unified format registration book for recording changes and inspections at any time. According to relevant regulations, the vehicle license plate and registration certificate are the legal documents that allow a vehicle to be driven on the road.
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