How to Change the Owner's Name of a Motor Vehicle?
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Basic process for vehicle transfer: Check files at the vehicle management office → Criminal investigation and industrial and commercial vehicle inspection → Receive the acceptance receipt of the driving license → Receive the original driving license → Transfer of purchase tax → Rename the insurance. Below is an introduction to motor vehicles: 1. Introduction: Motor vehicles, referred to as "motor vehicles." They are wheeled "vehicles" driven or towed by their own power devices, without the need for tracks, and can travel on land. In China, it generally refers to vehicles that travel on roads for passenger use or (and) transporting goods or performing special operations, including cars, trailers, trolleybuses, agricultural transport vehicles, motorcycles, motorized tricycles, and transport tractors (including wheeled tractors with trailers) as well as wheeled special-purpose machinery vehicles, but does not include any vehicles running on tracks. 2. Definition: Motor vehicles are driven by their own power devices, have two or more wheels, do not require overhead lines or tracks, and can travel on road or non-road surfaces, mainly used for transporting personnel, goods, or meeting certain special work requirements of "vehicles."
I went through this process last year. You'll need to bring your ID card, vehicle license, motor vehicle registration certificate, and used car transaction invoice. Both the buyer and seller must personally go to the DMV to fill out the transfer application form on site. The staff will first inspect the vehicle and verify the engine number and VIN - remember to wash your car beforehand. After inspection, go to the service hall to pay the fees, which only cost a few dozen yuan. Finally, wait to receive the new vehicle license and registration certificate. The whole process can be completed in half a day if everything goes smoothly. Note that the vehicle must not have any outstanding traffic violations, otherwise the transfer cannot proceed. If the owner cannot come in person, a notarized power of attorney is required. It's best to check the vehicle's insurance status before the transfer to avoid future hassles.
