How to Replace Old License Plates with New Ones?

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AdelineLee
07/29/25 3:35pm
You can bring your ID card and vehicle registration certificate to the local vehicle management office for replacement. 1. Materials required for license plate replacement: 'Application Form for Replacement of Motor Vehicle License Plates and Certificates' (fill in the form with a pen or fountain pen, no alterations allowed); vehicle registration certificate; original and copy of the vehicle owner's identity proof; if handled by an authorized agent, the agent's identity proof must also be submitted, and the agent must sign the 'Application Form for Replacement of Motor Vehicle License Plates and Certificates' together with the vehicle owner. 2. Procedure: The vehicle owner or agent should, within 8 working days, present the payment receipt for the replacement of license plates and the 'Vehicle Registration Certificate' to the local vehicle management department to collect the replaced license plates.
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