How long does it take to transfer the vehicle license back to the household registration location?
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It takes about a week to transfer the vehicle license back to the household registration location, with a maximum of fifteen working days. Conditions for transferring the vehicle license back to the local area: The vehicle driver's household registration has been moved to the local area; the vehicle driver resides in the local area; query the national public security traffic management information system to compare and confirm that the applicant's information and vehicle license information are true and effective, and the vehicle driver does not have a situation where the vehicle license is legally revoked, canceled, or invalidated; the vehicle driver's accumulated penalty points have not reached the full score. Notes for transferring the vehicle license back to the household registration location: Applicants for vehicle transfer must fill out an application form, submit identity proof, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle file, and present the vehicle for inspection. If the vehicle has exceeded the inspection validity period during the transfer, a safety technical inspection must be conducted at the transfer location, and the vehicle safety technical inspection certificate and compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate must be submitted. The vehicle management office shall, within three days from the date of acceptance, confirm the vehicle, verify the vehicle identification number imprint, review relevant certificates, documents, and vehicle files, annotate the transfer information on the vehicle registration certificate, and issue the license plate, vehicle license, and inspection qualification mark.
Last year, I helped my cousin transfer his vehicle license back to his hometown household registration location, and the whole process took two full days. On the first day, we went to the DMV early in the morning to queue up. There were quite a lot of people, and we waited over an hour before it was our turn. We submitted copies of the ID card, household registration booklet, the original vehicle license, and the vehicle registration certificate. The staff checked the documents and accepted them, saying processing would take one to two working days. The next afternoon, we received a text message notifying us to pick it up, which was quite prompt. However, if the materials are incomplete, it could take much longer, so remember to prepare copies of the documents in advance to avoid unnecessary back-and-forth. Traffic on the road also affects the time, so those who live far away should leave early. Overall, if everything goes smoothly, it can be done within two days, but it's best to leave some extra time for unexpected delays.
To transfer the vehicle license back to your registered residence, it usually takes one or two days to complete. I often handle similar matters, and the key is to have all the necessary materials ready: ID card, original and photocopy of household registration, and the vehicle registration certificate are essential. The vehicle management office typically accepts the application on the same day, and you can collect the new license the next day. However, the actual time required may vary depending on the location. In large cities with more people, it might take up to three days, while in smaller towns, it can be done on the same day. It's recommended to go during non-peak hours on a weekday morning and bring all photocopies to reduce waiting time. Don't forget the vehicle inspection and other requirements, as omissions may cause delays and require you to start over. The whole process is simple and quick, so don't stress. Prepare a checklist and check local regulations in advance for greater efficiency.
