How to report the loss of a vehicle under your name?

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McPiper
07/29/25 4:57pm
File a report with the local public security authorities. Report the loss to the vehicle management department where the vehicle is registered, and it is necessary to cancel the vehicle's license and plate. If you have purchased theft insurance, after reporting to the public security authorities, you should also report to the insurance company. The sooner, the better. If you have not purchased theft insurance, there is no need to report to the insurance company. Legally, the loss must be reported in a publicly circulated provincial newspaper, which presumes that everyone in society is aware of the reported loss, thereby relieving the owner of social responsibility.
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