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How to Handle Motorcycle Deregistration?

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JustinLee

07/29/25 10:31pm

For normal scrapping and deregistration, deliver the motorcycle to a designated motorcycle scrapping facility for disposal, then take the certificate to the local vehicle management office for deregistration. Below is relevant information: 1. Lost vehicles: For lost motorcycles, deregistration can be processed based on the vehicle owner's application and relevant written explanation. 2. Motorcycles cannot be deregistered without scrapping: For motor vehicles that have reached the national mandatory scrapping standards, when the vehicle owner delivers the vehicle to a recycling company, they must fill out an application form and submit the vehicle registration certificate, license plate, and driving license. The recycling company should verify the vehicle and dismantle it, then issue the "Recycled Motor Vehicle Certificate" to the owner.

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