How to Go to the DMV for License Plates Without Temporary Plates?

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If your new car does not have temporary license plates, you can apply for a vehicle movement permit before proceeding with the license plate registration process. There are two ways to register your license plates: one is to go to the DMV yourself, and the other is to have the 4S dealership handle the registration for you, saving you the trip. Nowadays, most 4S dealerships offer "one-stop services," meaning that in addition to selling cars, they can also assist customers with license plate registration and paying purchase taxes, commonly referred to as "license plate fees." Below are some important points to note when registering license plates: 1. You will need the vehicle's certificate of conformity: When registering license plates at the DMV, the vehicle's certificate of conformity must be submitted to the DMV staff for archiving. 2. You will need the car purchase invoice: Whether you buy the car from a 4S dealership or an auto trader, you will receive a car purchase invoice after the purchase. This invoice must be kept safe, as without it, the car cannot be registered. When registering the license plates, the car purchase invoice must be presented to the DMV staff, and this invoice will also be archived.