What is the green book of a car?

[CoreyAnn]

The green book of a car is the vehicle registration certificate, which serves as the legal proof of vehicle ownership. The nature of the vehicle registration certificate is equivalent to a household registration booklet. After purchasing a car, it is printed and issued along with the vehicle license plate and driving license during the registration process. It is worth mentioning that if the car is purchased through a loan, the owner only has the right to use the car but not the ownership, and there is no vehicle registration certificate at the time of purchase. After the car is registered, the owner can directly go to the vehicle management office to collect the vehicle registration certificate. Only after obtaining the vehicle registration certificate does the ownership of the vehicle truly belong to the owner. If the vehicle registration certificate is lost, the owner needs to bring the original and a copy of their ID card, as well as the vehicle driving license, to the local vehicle management office for reissuance. Temporary residents also need to bring their residence permit and a copy.