
Temporary license plates cannot be extended, but you can reapply for them. You can go to the vehicle management office three days in advance to apply. A motor vehicle can apply for temporary plates up to three times, with each validity period lasting 15 days. Bring the owner's ID card, original vehicle invoice, and certificate of conformity.

I recently helped a friend extend their temporary license plate, and the process was quite straightforward. First, open the official website or app of your local DMV and log into your account. If you can't find the entry point, try searching for the 'temporary plate extension' section. Fill out the form with your license plate number and personal details, making sure they match the original registration. Then, upload clear photos of your ID, vehicle registration certificate, or title. After uploading, pay the fee—usually just a few yuan via WeChat or Alipay QR code. Once submitted, wait for approval; the system will notify you of the result via SMS, which can take as little as the same day or up to a couple of days. If approved, the new plate will be sent as an electronic file to your email or app for download and printing. The entire process is done online, saving you a trip to the DMV and allowing you to check the progress anytime. I recommend applying a few days in advance to avoid expiration delays. Incomplete documents will be rejected, wasting time and requiring you to start over.

As an ordinary car owner, extending temporary license plates online is actually not difficult, but you need to follow the steps. First, log in to the relevant platform, such as the 'Traffic Management 12123' app or the local government vehicle service website; if you're already registered, just log in directly, otherwise, fill in your mobile number for verification. Locate the 'Temporary License Plate Extension' service item, click into it, and fill in the detailed license plate information—make sure not to enter the wrong number. Next, upload clear photos of the required documents: front and back of your ID card, images of the vehicle's existing temporary license plate, and sometimes the insurance policy as well. Before submitting, double-check all the information to ensure accuracy, then proceed to the payment button—the fee is usually low, ranging from a few yuan to over ten yuan, payable via bank card or QR code scanning. After submission, while the system is processing, it's best to take a screenshot of the application number for tracking purposes. Once the new plate notification arrives, you can print and use it. The entire process is much faster than offline methods, making it particularly suitable for busy office workers. Just ensure a stable internet connection during the process to avoid errors and repeated submissions.

Temporary license plate extension can be processed online. I've done it a few times myself, so here are some tips. Log in to the official vehicle service website or designated app and navigate to the extension page. Fill out the application form, including the license plate number and personal details—don’t miss any fields. Then, upload the required documents; remember that the ID proof and photo of the original plate must be in PDF or JPG format. Pay a small fee and confirm the submission. Wait for the system to review the application—once approved, the e-plate will be sent to your email for download and printing. Key details: ensure documents are complete and clear, confirm successful payment, and avoid applying during peak hours to prevent delays. If everything goes smoothly, the entire process can be completed online without leaving home—pretty convenient.


