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What does it mean when a vehicle status shows as sealed?

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LeMartin

07/24/25 5:26pm

Vehicle sealed status refers to the current motor vehicle being in an abnormal state, so the motor vehicle cannot be used at this time. Reasons for vehicle sealing: The main reason may be disputes over certain matters leading to the sealing by the department, which also prevents the motor vehicle from undergoing procedures such as transfer, mortgage, transfer, or cancellation. Methods to lift the vehicle sealing: To lift the seal, it is necessary to provide the court with relevant legal documents for unsealing, and then the judge will go to the corresponding place to process it. Of course, if the property preservation period is one year, and if the one-year period expires and the other party does not request to continue the sealing, then the sealing will be automatically lifted at this time.

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