What does vehicle relocation registration mean?

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SanLukas
09/05/25 5:14am
It refers to the transfer of vehicle ownership records, where the vehicle's management file is moved from the original vehicle management office to another city's vehicle management office for supervision. The process involves transferring both the owner's information and vehicle documentation to the new vehicle management office. It is recommended to consult with the local vehicle management office before proceeding with the relocation registration. The specific steps for vehicle relocation registration are as follows: 1. Submit a vehicle relocation application at the local vehicle management office. 2. Obtain a tracing card at the transfer hall for vehicle tracing, specifying that the vehicle is being relocated. 3. Select the relocation option at the hall entrance based on the vehicle number. 4. Submit the required documents, similar to local transfers, with additional tracing and a copy of the vehicle license. 5. Submit the relocation authorization letter, vehicle license, etc., at the designated window and pay the relevant fees. 6. Collect the main file from the original processing location three working days after submitting the license plates. 7. A temporary license plate will be issued after completing the relocation registration. 8. The new owner can then use the file to complete the transfer-in procedures at the relevant unit.
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McKiara
09/17/25 5:40am
Last year, I just helped a friend with a vehicle transfer within the same location, which essentially means transferring the car to someone else in the same area without changing the license plate. For example, if both of us are in Beijing, and I sell my car to you, we just need to complete the transfer at the vehicle management office, and the original Beijing license plate remains. This is hassle-free and saves effort, unlike inter-city transfers which require changing plates and paying higher fees. When I did it, I brought my ID card, vehicle registration certificate (the green book), and the vehicle license, and made sure all traffic violations were settled beforehand. It's especially important to check the quota requirements in cities with license plate restrictions. The process can be completed in half a day if everything goes smoothly, but be aware that the vehicle management office charges three times more for photocopies than outside, so it's better to prepare your own copies in advance.
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