What does in-person verification at the DMV mean?
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In-person verification at the DMV refers to the process where the individual must be physically present at the main hall of the municipal DMV or any of its branch offices, carrying their second-generation ID card, to have their information recorded on-site. This replaces the previous paper-based review process, saving time and eliminating the need to submit the ID card. Scenarios requiring in-person verification: Generally, after a driving school student completes their medical examination, the school will register the student's information online, known as online verification. Only in cases where a student's identity or phone number information is abnormal is in-person verification required. Both online and in-person verification are processes for the Ministry of Public Security to confirm identity online. In-person verification process: After the medical examination, go to the location designated by the driving school to fill out the registration application form. Submit the ID card, residence permit, and application form to the staff for in-person verification (the individual must be present as a photo will be taken on-site). After verification, submit the medical examination form, registration form, and application form to the on-site staff (if the ID card is demagnetized or is a temporary ID, it must also be submitted along with the forms). Functions of in-person verification: After verification, you can apply for self-scheduling of initial driver's license tests, cross-regional testing systems, and driver's license renewal upon expiration. It also allows for replacement of vehicle registration certificates, changes to vehicle or driver contact information, traffic violation inquiries, pre-selection of vehicle license plate numbers, vehicle inspection appointments, and other driver and vehicle management services.
