How to Check the Mortgage Status of a Mortgaged Vehicle?

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LaIsabelle
07/30/25 2:15am
You can check the motor vehicle registration certificate to see if there is any mortgage registration content. If there is content indicating a mortgage, it means the vehicle has not been released from the mortgage. You can directly go to the local vehicle management office, but the owner must be present to check whether the vehicle has any mortgage records. You can contact the corresponding insurance company to inquire about the mortgage status of the vehicle.
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