What are the conditions for changing the name of a motor vehicle owner?

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Changing the name of a motor vehicle owner can be categorized into three scenarios: transfer from an individual to a company, transfer from a company to a company, and transfer from an individual to an individual. The specific required documents are as follows: Transfer from an individual to a company: Vehicle license, registration certificate, vehicle invoice, seller's ID card, seller's photo taken at the vehicle management office, vehicle annual inspection certificate, two copies of the company's organization code certificate with official seal, application form with official seal, and blank paper with official seal. Transfer from a company to a company: Motor vehicle registration certificate, valid compulsory traffic insurance, business code certificates and official seals of both parties, vehicle license, sales agreement, issuance of a used car transaction invoice, filling out the transfer form at the vehicle management office, and processing at the relevant counter. Transfer from an individual to an individual: Vehicle license, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle purchase tax certificate, road maintenance fee receipt, insurance policy, vehicle and vessel use tax certificate, and ID card. It is important to note that before applying for a name change, the motor vehicle owner must settle all traffic violations and accident liabilities related to the vehicle. The change cannot be processed if the submitted documents are invalid, the vehicle has reached the mandatory scrapping standard set by the state, the owner is under court-ordered seizure or detention, or the vehicle is reported stolen. Additionally, if the vehicle owner wishes to retain the original license plate after the transfer, the new owner must use the changed license plate for at least one year before being eligible to reuse the original plate number.