Is the green book issued on the day of license plate registration?

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McChristian
07/30/25 9:34am
There are two scenarios on the day of license plate registration: 1. Completion of processing: If the registration process is completed on the same day, the motor vehicle registration certificate, also known as the green book, will be provided. 2. Incomplete processing: If the registration cannot be completed on the same day, the motor vehicle certificate will be obtained the next day. The normal registration period for motor vehicles is 1 to 3 days. Here are the specific details: 1. Introduction: The green book is the motor vehicle registration certificate, which serves as the legal proof of ownership for motor vehicles. It is kept by the vehicle owner and should not be carried in the vehicle. It must be properly stored. If lost, it should be promptly reissued. For reissuance, the vehicle owner needs to bring the motor vehicle license, the owner's ID card, and pay the administrative fee. 2. Procedures: The motor vehicle registration certificate is required when transferring ownership, changing vehicle registration, or modifying vehicle equipment. The motor vehicle registration certificate is issued by the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China and must be properly kept by the vehicle owner.
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