What documents are needed for vehicle annual inspection by proxy?
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Proxy vehicle annual inspection requires the following materials: Relevant documents of the vehicle owner: Submit the agent's identity certificate (if the agent is a unit, the handler's identity certificate must also be submitted), as well as a written authorization from the vehicle owner. Relevant documents of the vehicle: Vehicle license, compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate, vehicle safety technical inspection certificate issued by a motor vehicle safety technical inspection institution (except for exempt vehicles), vehicle and vessel tax payment or tax exemption certificate. Note: If the contents recorded on the vehicle license plate number, vehicle license, compulsory traffic accident liability insurance certificate, vehicle and vessel tax payment or tax exemption certificate, and vehicle safety technical inspection certificate are inconsistent, the motor vehicle inspection qualification mark will not be issued.
I've helped friends with vehicle annual inspections several times before, and the material checklist must be fully prepared: a copy of the vehicle owner's ID card, the original vehicle registration certificate, the original valid compulsory traffic insurance policy, and a signed power of attorney. The power of attorney must clearly specify the代办事项 (proxy matters) and identity information, otherwise the inspection station will reject it. Remember, the compulsory traffic insurance policy must not be expired, or it won't pass. When handling the代办 (proxy), also bring some cash or prepare electronic payment for the inspection fee, which is easily forgotten. Some places have additional requirements like vehicle photos or emission reports, so it's best to check the local inspection station's official website for details before代办. In terms of the process, my experience is to photocopy the documents in advance and organize them in a folder, which can save the hassle of queuing.
