How to Check if the Vehicle You Purchased Has Been Transferred?
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Before logging in, you need to register first. Since the website URLs for traffic management information platforms vary by province, you can search for them using a search engine. After entering, click on the 'Online Processing Progress' option on the left; after clicking, you can view all online processing services for motor vehicles. The files can be mailed directly to the vehicle management office at the registration location, or you can take them there yourself. For mailing, you can call the local city vehicle management office to inquire.
Checking the vehicle transfer progress depends on the timeline. The day of submitting materials doesn't count, as the DMV needs to scan and upload documents to the national system. Typically, it takes three to five working days. You can check the 'Transfer Progress' by clicking 'Vehicle Services' on the 12123 APP. When I bought an out-of-town car last time, I kept an eye on the APP. The status changed from 'Under Review' to 'Mailed Out,' which meant it was settled. If there's no update after a week, go directly to the archives department of the original vehicle registration DMV. Note that the tracking number is crucial—use the EMS mini-program to track the location of the archive bag. The paper archive is most vulnerable to loss during transit, so it's advisable to complete the registration as soon as you receive the notification.
