How to Handle the Scrapping of Personal Vehicles?

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DelMarley
07/29/25 10:34pm
For the scrapping of personal vehicles, relevant materials should be prepared, and an application should be submitted to the public security authorities to complete the vehicle scrapping procedures. Below are the specific steps for handling the scrapping of personal vehicles: 1. Prepare the required materials for the scrapping procedure: Prepare the "Motor Vehicle Registration Form (Supplementary Form)," "Application Form for Motor Vehicle Suspension, Resumption/Cancellation of Registration," "Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate" (unless not obtained), and the motor vehicle driving license. 2. Submit an application to the public security authorities: The owner of the vehicle to be scrapped should promptly submit an application to the public security authorities and complete the motor vehicle scrapping procedures. On the day of acceptance, the public security authorities will issue the "Motor Vehicle Scrapping Certificate" to the owner and instruct them to deliver the scrapped vehicle to a designated vehicle recycling company.
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