How to Report and File a Case for a Lost License Plate?

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AbelMarie
07/29/25 2:50pm
First, you need to report the loss to the police and then file a case at the local police station. Below is some information about what to do when your license plate is lost: Emergency Contact Numbers: If your car license plate is lost, it is best to call 110. You can also call 122. Reporting to 110 allows you to file a case, and when you need to reapply for a new plate, you will require a police certificate. Alternatively, you can call 122, which is the traffic police service number in China that handles public reports of traffic accidents. Documents Required for Replacing a Lost License Plate: Vehicle registration certificate; the owner's ID card and a copy; the 'Motor Vehicle License Plate Application Form,' which can be obtained at the vehicle management office.
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