How to Modify the Registered Mobile Phone Number for Motor Vehicle Filing?
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To modify the registered mobile phone number for motor vehicle filing, the vehicle owner needs to bring their original ID card. For company vehicles, the original organization code certificate, company seal, and the agent's original ID card are required. The modification must be done at the internet service window of the vehicle management office. Below is relevant information regarding the modification of the registered mobile phone number for motor vehicles: 1. Pay attention to the registration time: Some vehicle owners may have registered their phone numbers a long time ago, and the phone numbers registered for their driver's license or vehicle may no longer be in use but have not been updated at the vehicle management office in time. Even if they want to change the information on the "12123" app, they cannot register successfully if the phone number used for registration is not the one previously registered. 2. Update the registered phone number promptly: If the phone number used for registering the driver's license or vehicle was used to register for the traffic management app "12123", the owner can log in directly and make changes on the business hall page of the app. Failing to update the registered phone number promptly can have consequences. If the driver's mobile phone number or other information changes and is not updated at the vehicle management office in time, they may not receive SMS reminders, leading to overdue renewal or inspection of the driver's license. Exceeding the time limit may result in point deductions, fines, or even revocation of the driver's license, causing inconvenience to daily life and travel.
After changing my phone number, I wanted to update my registration information and immediately went to the nearest DMV. I brought my ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate. The front desk asked me to fill out a "Motor Vehicle Change Registration Application Form," mainly to fill in the old and new phone numbers and my name. After the staff verified the information, the new number had to be verified on the spot via SMS to ensure it could receive messages. The process was simple, but waiting in line took some time—about half an hour to complete. After the change, I felt relieved knowing that traffic violation notices and annual inspection reminders would be sent directly to my new phone, so I wouldn’t miss messages on the old number. Since my phone number is linked to too many apps and records, I make sure to update it regularly to avoid being unreachable in emergencies. Don’t procrastinate—just bring all the required documents, and the process can be completed quickly.
Going directly to the vehicle management office is the fastest way. Just bring your original ID card and the vehicle's license. When I went, I filled out an application form indicating the new phone number to be changed. The staff entered the new number into the system, then sent a verification code to the new phone to confirm it was my own operation. The entire process took less than 20 minutes. It's essential to update your phone number promptly; otherwise, you won't receive notifications for traffic violations, leading to higher overdue fines, and you won't be able to log in to the vehicle management app. It's recommended to make an online appointment in advance to reduce waiting time. After the change, the vehicle management system will automatically update, and all related services will use the new number.
Updating your registered mobile number is crucial, as traffic violation notifications are sent directly to your phone. I brought my ID and vehicle documents to the DMV, filled out the form with both old and new numbers, and verified the new number on-site in one go. Failing to update it promptly may result in missed messages, causing issues that could affect your car insurance or annual inspection progress. It's advisable to regularly check if your mobile number matches to avoid risks.
