What does the inspection validity period on the vehicle license mean?

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VonJackson
07/30/25 3:17am
The inspection validity period on the vehicle license refers to the validity period of the vehicle's annual inspection. Documents required for the vehicle license annual inspection: The driver needs to prepare the original ID card, original vehicle license and their photocopies, as well as the original insurance policy and proof of vehicle and vessel usage tax. Precautions for the vehicle license annual inspection: Check online to see if there are any traffic violation records. If there are any unresolved violations, they need to be handled first; the driver should bring the annual inspection form, vehicle license, vehicle test result form, vehicle inspection certificate, and other relevant documents to the vehicle management office in the jurisdiction where the vehicle is registered for filing. Typically, the entire annual inspection process for the vehicle license takes about three hours.
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