Is the vehicle compliance certificate retained by the DMV when registering a new car?

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New car registration compliance certificate is not retained by the DMV. The vehicle compliance certificate serves as proof that the vehicle meets standards, and it's one of the essential documents required for registration of qualified vehicles. After registration, the compliance certificate is kept by the DMV as part of the vehicle's sealed records. More information about vehicle compliance certificates is as follows: 1. Introduction: The vehicle compliance certificate is another crucial document for automobiles and is mandatory for vehicle registration. Only vehicles possessing this certificate meet national requirements for motor vehicle equipment quality and relevant standards. 2. Significance: The vehicle compliance certificate serves as the sole legal identifier for verifying a series of vehicle information including engine number, chassis number, product certification, and manufacturing date. By checking the manufacturing date, one can determine whether the vehicle has been in inventory for too long, and verify that the time from production to sale is appropriate. The numbers on the compliance certificate must match the engine number and chassis number on the vehicle.