How to Photocopy a Vehicle License Copy?
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Remove both the main page and the supplementary page from the license holder, where the main page contains vehicle information and the supplementary page is the endorsement page. At a print shop, have the staff photocopy the front and back sides of both pages onto a single A4 sheet, then select the number of copies needed.
I often make copies of my vehicle license myself. First, place the original face down on the copier glass, press it flat, close the cover tightly and press the copy button, then check the clarity after printing. For double-sided copies, don't rush - copy the front side first, then flip it to copy the back to avoid misalignment. Regular office or home copiers work fine, but choose high-quality settings to ensure text and numbers print clearly. Sometimes I need multiple copies for dealerships or insurance companies, so I make 3-4 copies at once for backup. Important reminder: protect your privacy by immediately storing the original after copying, don't leave it in public areas. Taking photos with a phone works well too - use an app to convert to print, ensure good lighting without flash to prevent glare, this method is both secure and time-saving.
I think photocopying a driver's license isn't difficult and suits someone like me who enjoys DIY tasks. Just use a standard photocopier: place the license flat on the machine, cover it tightly, and start copying. Make sure all the information is clear and undistorted on the copy. If you need to copy both sides, my personal habit is to copy one side first, then flip it over to copy the second side—slower but more accurate. Doing this at home is usually for backup purposes when buying a car or for car maintenance, so I make a couple of extra copies just in case. For security, be careful not to leave copies lying around to prevent information leaks; store them properly after use. I've also heard you can scan it into an electronic file for easy storage and printing, which is more eco-friendly, but I usually prefer direct photocopying for its speed and convenience.
