What is the process for transferring a vehicle across different regions?

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WestonRose
09/02/25 4:57am
The process for transferring a vehicle across different regions includes: 1. Inquire about the local vehicle registration requirements to ensure the vehicle can be accepted in the destination region; 2. Bring the necessary transfer documents (including IDs of both parties, vehicle registration certificate, vehicle license, engine imprint, and the buyer must have a local ID or residence permit), drive the vehicle to the vehicle registration service station to complete the outbound transfer and file extraction; 3. Once the files arrive, drive the vehicle to complete the local registration procedures. Transferring ownership is a mandatory step when purchasing a used car. Without the transfer, the legal owner of the vehicle remains the previous owner. After the transfer, the owner's name on the vehicle registration certificate will be updated to the current owner, and the vehicle management office will issue a new vehicle license.
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Preston
09/14/25 7:06am
I helped a friend with an out-of-town vehicle transfer last year, and it was quite a hassle! First, you need to go to the local DMV where the car is registered to complete the file transfer procedures. Bring the vehicle registration certificate (big green book), the vehicle license, and the original IDs of both the buyer and seller. Don’t forget to clear any traffic fines beforehand. Once you get the sealed file folder, don’t open it—the DMV will issue a temporary license plate for you to drive the car back to the new city. After returning to your local area, quickly schedule a vehicle inspection. The new owner must be present for photo-taking, and the engine number and VIN must be carefully verified. On the day of selecting the new license plate, it’s best to arrive early—the queue machines often malfunction. Oh, and don’t forget to update the insurance policy at the insurance company’s counter right away. Last time, we delayed it for two days and almost had the car impounded when the police checked! The entire process takes at least three to four days to complete.
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