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How to License a Car?

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Brooklyn
09/07/25 7:05am
Obtain the vehicle conformity certificate and keep the triplicate purchase invoice, as they will be needed for the subsequent licensing process. Acquire the main and supplementary tax certificates. After purchasing the vehicle, go to the nearest vehicle management office to pay the vehicle purchase tax, and prepare the required documents in advance. A specialized traffic police officer will inspect the vehicle, primarily checking the vehicle identification code, exterior appearance, and warning triangle plate, among other things. Prepare these items beforehand. After selecting the license plate number, pay the fees and wait to receive the plate. It usually takes three to five working days to get the license plate.
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DeLily
09/19/25 6:13am
Last time I registered my new car, I remember making an appointment at the DMV in advance. Don’t forget to bring your ID, car purchase invoice, vehicle certificate, and compulsory insurance policy. On-site, fill out the application form and pay around 100 yuan. After the staff inspect the vehicle, you can collect the license plate in a few days. Once you get it, fix it in the front and rear positions with screws, and check the tightness to ensure safety. New cars must be registered within a week of purchase, otherwise, you’ll face a fine. Nowadays, many apps support online operations, making it convenient and time-saving. It’s advisable to keep a toolkit handy for reinforcement. The process isn’t difficult, but make sure all materials are ready to avoid wasted trips and delays in hitting the road.
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AliviaLee
11/02/25 6:36am
With over a decade of driving experience, getting license plates is an essential step. When I go to register, I always remind myself to bring all required documents without omission. First, queue up at the vehicle management office for inspection, submit materials, and pay a fee of around 100 yuan. Then, wait for notification to collect the plates and install them myself. Both new cars and used car transfers require this process, which involves a temporary license plate transition period—make sure not to drive with expired temporary plates. It’s important to emphasize the legal necessity; driving without plates is illegal and carries high risks. Procedures vary slightly by region—some cities require additional environmental labels. Completing it early saves hassle.
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