How to Get a License Plate After Buying a Car?
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The steps to obtain a license plate after purchasing a car are as follows: 1. You need to bring your ID card, vehicle certificate of conformity, vehicle parameter sheet, the second and fourth copies of the car invoice, vehicle purchase tax receipt, car insurance policy, and purchase invoice; 2. Go to the vehicle management office to submit the documents, sign as the owner, and have the vehicle inspected and confirmed by the traffic police; 3. Choose a license plate number and receive a receipt; 4. Have the license plate securely installed and photographed, then collect the vehicle registration certificate and license. A car license plate refers to the vehicle registration plate, which is a panel hung on the front and rear of the vehicle. It is usually made of aluminum, plastic, or sticker material, displaying the vehicle's registration number, registration region, and other basic information.
When I first bought my car, I had the 4S dealership handle the license plate registration for me, which saved a lot of hassle. Remember to bring your ID card, car purchase invoice, original vehicle qualification certificate, and compulsory traffic insurance policy. They took me to the tax bureau to pay the vehicle purchase tax, and only after obtaining the tax payment certificate could we go to the vehicle management office. Choosing the license plate number was quite thrilling—during the '50 choose 1' selection, the numbers were jumping wildly on the screen, and I ended up picking one with '88'. When the staff was making a rubbing of the chassis number, they also reminded me not to apply dark window tints on the car body, saying it wouldn’t pass the inspection. The whole process took about three days, and I didn’t feel completely at ease driving on the road until I got the green vehicle registration book and the driving license.
