What documents are required for used car transfer?

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DiMaggie
07/29/25 10:06pm
Documents required for used car transfer: 1. Seller: Owner's ID card, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle license, original purchase invoice. 2. Buyer: ID card, non-locals need a valid temporary residence permit for local license plates. Notes for used car transactions: 1. Check violation records. Log in to the local traffic management bureau website or relevant vehicle management office website, enter the license plate number, and pay any fines promptly to avoid inconvenience to both parties. 2. Check vehicle annual inspection: Review the supplementary page of the driving license (vehicle license) to confirm normal annual inspection. Without annual inspection, the transfer procedure cannot be completed.
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