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How to Obtain an Unconfirmed License Plate After the Deadline?

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MatteoDella

07/29/25 11:35am

Unconfirmed license plates that have passed the deadline can no longer be pre-selected through self-compilation, but others may obtain them through random selection. Below are the relevant details: 1. Pre-selection: Online license plate selection platforms like Traffic Management 12123 allow for pre-selection, meaning you can choose a plate number before completing the new vehicle registration process. After selecting a number, you can still opt to abandon the online selection and participate in a 50-to-1 selection, but you will be barred from online selection for the next two years. 2. Retention: Online pre-selected license plates are reserved for 15 working days starting from the next day (extended if there are legal holidays within this period). If the selected plate is not confirmed within 15 working days, it will be considered overdue, and the penalty is a two-year ban from online selection.

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