Is the Green Vehicle Book Issued by the DMV?

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Green Vehicle Book is issued by the DMV. The Green Book is the registration certificate, which is issued to the vehicle owner on the spot by DMV staff at the inspection site when a new vehicle is registered. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Introduction: The so-called Green Book is the "Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate," equivalent to a person's household registration booklet. It records the registration date and manufacturing date and is kept by the vehicle owner. It is generally not used in daily life and is not carried with the vehicle. However, it is required when transferring vehicle ownership. If the vehicle is mortgaged for a loan, the lending company usually retains the Green Book. Losing the Green Book means we only have the right to use the vehicle but not the right to sell it. 2. Prerequisite: The Green Book can only be obtained when the vehicle is purchased in full. If the vehicle is bought with a loan, the Green Book must be mortgaged to the lending bank or company. After the loan is fully repaid, the owner must take the Green Book to the DMV to release the mortgage; otherwise, the ownership of the vehicle remains with the lending company.