How long does it usually take for the official license plate to be delivered?
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If the car owner chooses to receive the license plate by mail, the official license plate usually arrives within 3-5 days under normal circumstances. Of course, for some more remote areas, it is also common for the license plate to take more than ten days to be delivered, as license plates are only shipped via China Post or EMS, which are relatively slow. Here is some relevant information: Applying for a temporary license plate: The production of license plates does not require outsourcing, as DMVs in various regions have the tools to make license plates. However, even so, license plates are often not available on the day of registration but are mailed a few days later. In such cases, car owners can only apply for a temporary license plate for travel. DMV license plate production: The speed at which the DMV produces license plates is largely related to the number of people registering. If there is a peak season with a surge in registrations, the waiting time will naturally be longer. However, there is still a limit to the waiting time. Relevant regulations require that license plates be produced within fifteen working days. But if the timing is not ideal, such as including a long holiday like National Day within these fifteen days, the waiting time may be even longer.
