What Documents and Materials Are Required for Vehicle Registration Transfer?

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MacJosie
07/29/25 9:58pm
Documents and materials required for vehicle registration transfer: The parties' ID card, household registration book, migration for family reunion (marriage certificate, divorce certificate, court judgment), migration for property purchase (property ownership registration certificate, purchase contract, original receipt), migration for points (labor contract, social security certificate, residence permit), migration for education (admission notice), and other relevant documents and materials. The details are as follows: 1. The following situations prohibit vehicle registration transfer: (1) Vehicles that failed the annual inspection in the current or previous year, or vehicles that have not undergone annual inspection, are not allowed to transfer out or in. (2) Vehicles within 2 years of reaching the scrapping conditions are not allowed to transfer registration. (3) Vehicles involved in unresolved traffic accidents, criminal or economic cases related to the owner, or vehicles whose ownership or usage nature does not match the records in the file, cannot transfer registration. 2. Proxy service: If you find it troublesome and don't want to handle it yourself, you can entrust a qualified local agency to handle it for you. The service fee is not very expensive. For a 100,000 yuan vehicle, it costs about 3,000 yuan.
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