How to Handle the Vehicle License for a Used Car?
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Here is the introduction on how to handle the vehicle license for a used car: 1. Documents: First, prepare all the necessary documents for the used car transaction, including the vehicle license, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle purchase tax certificate, road maintenance fee receipt, insurance policy, vehicle and vessel tax certificate, and ID card. The used car transaction contract must be supervised by the industrial and commercial department, with both the buyer and seller holding a copy. The contract must be filed with the industrial and commercial department before proceeding with the vehicle modification or transfer procedures. If there are discrepancies in the relevant documents, it is recommended that the owner make the necessary changes in advance. 2. Precautions: When purchasing a used car, pay attention to the vehicle's condition, such as the production date and mileage. The mileage can reflect how long the car has been driven, directly indicating its service life, and avoiding unnecessary troubles during the transfer process.
To process the used car license, simply put, it's the transfer procedure. I've sold used cars a few times before, and the whole process went smoothly. Both the buyer and seller must go together to the vehicle management office or the local vehicle administration department, bringing the original and photocopies of their ID cards, the original vehicle license, the vehicle registration certificate (commonly known as the 'green book'), and the vehicle insurance policy. The car must also be driven there, as they will inspect the exterior, take photos, and verify the VIN. The cost isn't high, generally including the transfer fee and administrative fees, totaling a few hundred yuan, depending on the location. It's advisable to book an appointment online in advance to avoid queuing. After obtaining the new vehicle license, remember to update the insurance information promptly to prevent future issues. The whole process can be completed in half a day, but the key is to ensure the original owner's information is accurate and free from disputes.
