How Long Does It Take to Obtain a Temporary License Plate?

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StEmily
07/29/25 11:28pm
You can obtain a temporary license plate within 24 hours. The conditions for applying for a temporary license plate include: 1. Driving the vehicle back to the place of use from the place of purchase; 2. Vehicle transfer with the official license plate already surrendered; 3. A new vehicle in the local area that has not yet obtained an official license plate and needs to be driven to another location for modifications; 4. A vehicle purchased locally that needs to be driven to another region; 5. A vehicle without a fixed registration that requires temporary trial use. Temporary license plates can be categorized into: 1. Temporary license plates for use within administrative jurisdictions; 2. Temporary license plates for use across administrative jurisdictions; 3. Temporary license plates for testing purposes; 4. Temporary license plates for special-type motor vehicles. A temporary license plate is a paper motor vehicle license plate that permits temporary road use of a motor vehicle, also known as a temporary moving vehicle license plate.
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