Vehicle License Plate Registration Process?

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Mario
08/28/25 2:57am
The vehicle license plate registration process is as follows: 1. Prepare the required documents: 4 copies of the car purchase invoice (1 copy of the first page); original vehicle qualification certificate, 2 copies, and the stamped number; 2 car photos; ID card, 2 copies (for non-locals, a residence permit is required); 2 copies of the vehicle purchase tax declaration form. 2. Pay the vehicle purchase tax: Go to the vehicle purchase tax office, submit the documents and 2 copies of the purchase tax declaration form, a copy of the first page of the invoice, the original third page of the invoice, then wait for the staff to review and register before swiping your card. You will receive a tax payment receipt and a tax certificate (original and duplicate; the duplicate is useful at the DMV). 3. Vehicle inspection at the DMV: Go to the DMV and ask the staff at the entrance for an "Motor Vehicle Inspection Record Form," then drive the car to the inspection area and hand the form to the staff. 4. Purchase insurance: Choose an insurance policy at the counter. First, present your original ID, tax payment receipt, and qualification certificate for review. After approval, you will receive an insurance policy to fill out following the example on the table. 5. License plate registration: Return to the DMV hall, submit all documents to the counter at the entrance, and have the relevant materials bound. Submit the bound materials, ID (or residence permit/number), and a copy of the car invoice at the window, then take the receipt to the adjacent mailing window to submit. The mailing window will provide a mailing form; fill it out and submit it, then keep the duplicate and the number selection form while waiting. Next, go to the license collection window to submit the number selection form and payment receipt, and collect the vehicle license, temporary plate, and motor vehicle registration certificate.
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DiAdeline
09/09/25 8:20am
I remember the first registration was quite a hassle. First, you need to prepare documents like the vehicle purchase tax payment certificate, car purchase invoice, and compulsory traffic insurance policy, then go to the DMV to fill out forms and queue. The vehicle inspection part takes the most time—staff will verify the VIN and engine number, and check for any exterior modifications. Next is choosing a license plate number; nowadays, you can either pick one from 50 options on-site or customize it online in advance. Finally, after paying around 130 yuan in fees, you can get your vehicle registration certificate and temporary plates in about two hours. Never modify your wheels or apply dark window tints, or you'll definitely fail inspection. It's best to go on a weekday to avoid the end-of-month rush, and don’t forget to bring a mask and a water bottle.
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