Is the Green Book Included in the Vehicle Transfer File Bag?

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MacEverett
07/30/25 7:47am
Yes, generally the Green Book is included in the file bag for second-hand vehicle transfers. The Vehicle Registration Certificate is commonly referred to as the 'Big Green Book' of the car, serving as the legal proof of vehicle ownership, equivalent to the car's household registration. Below are the conditions for handling it: Condition 1: If the Vehicle Registration Certificate is lost, missing, or damaged, the vehicle owner must apply for a replacement at the local vehicle management office where the vehicle is registered. Condition 2: Vehicle owners may authorize an agent to handle various vehicle registration and related matters on their behalf, except for applying for a replacement of the Vehicle Registration Certificate. In cases where the vehicle owner cannot apply in person due to death, overseas travel, serious illness, disability, or force majeure, an agent may apply on their behalf with relevant supporting documents.
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