Is the Driver's Archive Bag Important?
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The driver's archive bag is very important. The driver's license archive serves as proof of the entire process from learning to drive to completion. It is highly useful; without the archive, one cannot schedule or participate in the driver's license examination. The driver's license archive records the owner's scores for various subjects, registration information, and medical examination details. Below is an introduction to the contents of the driver's archive bag: 1. Contents: It includes a signed application form by the trainee, medical examination form, training record form, test score sheet, examination appointment slip, skill sheet, and other relevant information. If the archive lacks complete information, the trainee's driver's license will not be issued. For example, missing the trainee's signature or the examiner's approval slip, etc. After the trainee completes all examinations, the archive must be preserved for at least three years. 2. Function: The trainee's archive for applying for a motor vehicle driver's license is kept by the vehicle management office after the trainee passes the examination and obtains the driver's license. This archive is extremely important as it contains records of the trainee's participation in all subject examinations and learning materials. If a new driver is involved in a major traffic accident within three years, the archive will be reviewed for accountability.
Of course it's important! That kraft paper bag contains all your driving school's original records. Last time I almost got into trouble when renewing my driver's license because of this. Inside are things that usually seem useless - the instructor's signed manuscripts for Subject 2 training, original copies of medical examination reports, scoring sheets from road test examiners. Last month when the DMV system upgraded and couldn't find my additional license record, I would have had to retake Subject 3 if I hadn't found the C1 to B2 upgrade approval form in that file bag. Moreover, if you need to transfer your license to another city in the future, without this bag you'd have to return to your original location to get certificates, which is particularly time-consuming. My advice: take photos for backup as soon as you receive the file bag, then store it in a moisture-proof box together with your property ownership certificate.
