How many days does it take to transfer an old license plate to a new car?
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It takes 15 working days to transfer an old license plate to a new car. Below is an introduction to the process of transferring an old license plate to a new car and the conditions for using an old license plate. Process of transferring an old license plate to a new car: Transfer the old car: Go to the vehicle management office to complete the transfer of the old car. During the transfer, request to retain the license plate, but the old license plate must be surrendered first. It is important to note the date when the license plate was retained, as it will be needed later. After obtaining the new car, go to the vehicle management office to collect the old license plate. You will need your ID card and the new car's vehicle registration certificate. First, pay the license plate production fee, then provide the date when the license plate was retained to the vehicle management office staff to retrieve the old license plate. Owners who retain their license plates do not receive temporary plates. Before the new metal plate is issued, the old license plate should be used. After 15 working days, go to collect the new metal plate, and you can then replace the license plate. Conditions for using an old license plate: The old car associated with the old license plate must have completed the used car transfer procedure or have been scrapped, with relevant records available at the vehicle management office. The old license plate must be registered under your name, with the owner's name and ID number matching the records. The vehicle management office will reserve the old license plate for the original owner for one year, and the original owner must apply for it within that year. Before the old license plate is reclaimed by the vehicle management office, the original owner must have used it for at least one year. All traffic violations and penalties associated with the old car must have been resolved.
