How to Replace a Lost Vehicle Inspection Sticker?
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Procedure for replacing a lost vehicle inspection sticker: 1. Bring the original and photocopy of the vehicle registration certificate, the owner's ID card, and a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy; 2. Visit the local vehicle management office or inspection station in the city where the vehicle is registered; 3. Fill out a replacement application form stating the reason for replacement. Upon approval, a new inspection sticker will be printed on-site. The insurance sticker can also be purchased at the counter of the insurance company, requiring the same documents, including the owner's ID card, vehicle registration certificate, and the insurance policy. Submit these materials to the insurance company, and they will issue a replacement compulsory traffic insurance sticker.
Last month my annual inspection sticker was torn off by mischievous kids, so I hurried to the DMV for a replacement. Remember to bring your ID card and vehicle license. When you arrive at the DMV, go directly to the service hall and explain the situation. The staff will have you fill out an application form. That day there were few people so I didn't have to queue, paid a 10-yuan processing fee, and got the new sticker on the spot. I suggest going early and avoiding Fridays. Nowadays many DMVs support online appointment ticketing, which can save a lot of time. The replacement sticker is exactly the same as the original one - never use scalpers, as doing it yourself is faster and cheaper. When applying it to the windshield, remember to clean the surface first or it may fall off easily.
