How to Transfer a Motorcycle License Plate?

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LaJonathan
07/28/25 8:22pm
Open the 'Traffic Management 12123' app on your phone. On the homepage of the traffic management app, open 'Motor Vehicle Transfer Application'. On the application page, select 'Change of Owner'. On the motorcycle license plate transfer page, enter 'Motorcycle License Plate and Transfer Information', and wait for the traffic management department to review.
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CalvinLynn
08/12/25 12:06am
I've handled motorcycle ownership transfers several times, and the key is to prepare all the required documents. Both the buyer and seller must bring their original ID cards and copies, as well as the vehicle's license and registration certificate—these are absolutely essential. Remember to check in advance if there are any outstanding traffic violations on the vehicle; otherwise, the DMV won't process the transfer. Last time, I accompanied a friend for a transfer, and we made a wasted trip because of this. The process is actually straightforward: both parties go to the DMV together, where staff will verify the frame number, take a photo, and then you just need to pay the transfer fee. However, policies may vary by location—for example, in Beijing, you need a license plate quota to complete the transfer, while some cities are more lenient. Always sign a written contract before the transaction, clearly stating the price and responsibilities—this is the safest approach. Lastly, a reminder: motorcycle license plates must stay with the vehicle and cannot be transferred separately. The new owner can only ride the motorcycle legally after receiving the green registration book post-transfer.
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