How to Reapply for a Lost Vehicle Registration Certificate?

[TheoDella]

Procedure for reapplying for a lost vehicle registration certificate: 1. The vehicle owner should bring the required documents and drive to the vehicle registration office at the location where the vehicle is registered; 2. The vehicle should pass through a designated inspection channel and proceed directly to the inspection point to start the vehicle inspection; 3. The staff at the vehicle registration office will inspect the vehicle. After the inspection is completed, the owner should go to the inspection service office to confirm the information; 4. The owner should go to the guidance service counter in the business hall to complete the binding procedures and wait in line for processing; 5. After completing the binding procedures, wait in the waiting area for the call to process the business, then proceed to the corresponding window; 6. Bring the acceptance voucher to the payment window to pay the fee; 7. The owner should go to the certificate collection window to print the vehicle registration certificate, completing the reapplication process.

[Torres]

As a car owner, I’ve also lost my vehicle registration certificate before, and the replacement process really requires a personal visit to the DMV. First, you need to bring your original ID card and drive your car there—staff will inspect the vehicle and take a rubbing of the VIN. At the service hall, start by filling out the 'Motor Vehicle License/Registration Application Form,' and make sure to prepare the vehicle details and a copy of your ID. The replacement fee is only 10 yuan, but you must queue up in person—no proxy is allowed. Remember to wear comfortable shoes; last time, I waited two hours to finish. The whole process involves three steps: filling out forms, vehicle inspection, and payment, and the new certificate can be issued the same day. If the vehicle is in another city, you’ll have to return to the DMV where it was registered, which is quite inconvenient.

[LeCassandra]

I've helped a friend with reissuing the vehicle registration certificate before. The key is to bring all required materials to get it done in one trip. The vehicle owner must go to the DMV in person with their original ID card and a photocopy. The vehicle needs to be driven there for inspection, mainly to verify the VIN and engine number. Be careful not to make mistakes when filling out the application form - I've seen cases where people got rejected for writing the wrong vehicle color. The fee is only 10 yuan in cash, so it's good to have some change ready. The DMV gets extremely crowded on weekends, so it's best to go on a weekday morning. The certificate is produced on the spot, and you'll need this red booklet to complete any used car market transactions. It's advisable to store the registration certificate separately from the vehicle license for easier recovery if either gets lost.

[ColemanLee]

Don't panic, if the vehicle registration certificate is lost, just go to the DMV to get a replacement. Bring your ID card and drive the car there, fill out an application form on-site and pay a 10-yuan fee. The main process involves verifying vehicle information and owner identity, and the whole thing can be done in half an hour. Remember to drive the car there for inspection, as the DMV will provide a free VIN rubbing. This can only be done on weekdays. I just got mine replaced last week, and the new certificate was issued on the spot. Remember to take a photo of the new certificate and save it on your phone, so it's easier to find if you lose it again.

[ManuelDella]

I had to make two trips to re-register my vehicle certificate, and the lesson learned is to bring all the required materials. The vehicle owner must drive the car to the local DMV with their ID card, first take a number and fill out the "Motor Vehicle License Plate Application Form." Pay special attention that the vehicle must be inspected on-site, as staff will need to photograph the engine number and take a rubbing of the VIN. The processing fee of 10 yuan must be paid in cash, so it's advisable to bring some change. Non-owners cannot handle this process—I've seen agents being turned away with their materials rejected. The entire procedure takes about 20 minutes, but the queue can be very long. After completion, remember to check the vehicle information on the new certificate; last time, my friend's name had a typo in one letter, requiring another round of queuing.