What documents are left after getting the license plate?

[MacLuke]

After completing the license plate registration, you should have all the following documents: the motor vehicle registration certificate, license plates, vehicle license, and inspection qualification mark. Here are detailed introductions about the relevant documents: Motor Vehicle Driving License: The 'Motor Vehicle Driving License' in the driver's hand records many important details, including the license plate number, owner's name, model type, engine number and chassis number, load capacity or passenger capacity, initial registration date, and annual inspection records. Motor Vehicle Registration Certificate: The motor vehicle registration certificate is the legal proof of vehicle ownership, kept by the vehicle owner and not carried with the vehicle. It is required for any vehicle registration procedures such as transferring ownership or changing registration, and records the vehicle's relevant information. It is equivalent to the vehicle's 'ID card'.

[HaileyRose]

After getting the license plate, we still have quite a few documents left, mainly the vehicle license and the vehicle registration certificate. The vehicle license should be kept in the car at all times, as it needs to be shown to the police during inspections to prove that the car is legally on the road. The vehicle registration certificate is like the car's ID card; it's best to lock it in a cabinet at home and not carry it around, as it concerns ownership. The physical license plates are already installed, so you don't need to worry about them. Don't forget the compulsory traffic insurance policy; electronic versions are popular now, and storing them on your phone is very convenient for immediate use in case of an accident. The car purchase invoice and similar documents are mostly handled by the vehicle management office, so you don't need to worry about them. I recommend taking photos and backing them up to the cloud to prevent loss or theft, giving you peace of mind while driving. Don't overlook these small details to avoid being caught off guard in emergencies.

[VonMariana]

As an experienced car owner, I can detail the documents remaining after license plate registration: The vehicle license is the key document, recording vehicle information and registration status, and must be kept in the car for inspection; The vehicle registration certificate serves as proof of ownership, similar to a property deed, and needs to be securely stored at home; The insurance policy proves the existence of compulsory traffic insurance and possible commercial insurance, indispensable for claims after accidents; The license plates themselves have already been installed; The tax payment certificate proves that the purchase tax has been paid. Remember, none of these items should be carelessly discarded, as a full set is required when selling or transferring the vehicle, otherwise, there could be significant trouble. It's advisable to organize them in a folder and regularly check their validity to prevent expiration.

[StellaFitz]

After completing the vehicle registration, we usually have the vehicle license, vehicle registration certificate, and insurance policy left. The vehicle license should be kept in the car for easy presentation while driving. The vehicle registration certificate is an important document, so I need to store it in a drawer and lock it to avoid loss. The insurance policy must also be kept, especially the compulsory traffic insurance part. The license plates have already been fixed. These documents should not be taken out to avoid the trouble of losing them.