How to Transfer Vehicle Registration to Another Region?
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Obtain the rubbing card and perform the rubbing procedure in front of the transfer hall, indicating that the vehicle is being transferred to another region. Select the outbound transfer option at the hall entrance according to the vehicle number, and submit the required documents. After the vehicle passes the safety inspection, the vehicle management department of the public security bureau will confiscate the original license plates and vehicle registration certificate, and place them in the file. The file will be sealed and either mailed or handed to the owner to be taken to the new vehicle management office for registration procedures. The vehicle management department will issue temporary license plates to the owner.
My experience with handling the vehicle relocation and document transfer remains vivid in my memory. First, it's essential to confirm all required documents are complete, including basic items like ID card copies, the vehicle registration certificate, and the original driving license. Then, you must visit the original vehicle management office to complete the relocation procedures. The staff will review the vehicle information, and if everything is in order, they will seal the files and issue you a temporary license plate, typically valid for 15 days. After driving to the vehicle management office at the relocation destination, you'll need to queue to submit all documents. They will conduct a vehicle inspection again to ensure no accidents have occurred. The total cost varies by individual, generally ranging between 1,000 to 2,000 yuan, mainly covering transfer registration fees and license plate costs. A crucial step is to contact the destination vehicle management office in advance to check the environmental emission standards. For instance, some large cities prohibit the relocation of high-emission vehicles, and I had to redo the process once due to unclear information. Choosing an off-peak season for relocation can save queuing time, and I strongly recommend planning with ample time to avoid disrupting daily commutes.
