What is the process for transferring a vehicle between immediate family members?

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LaDaniela
07/25/25 2:29am
The process for transferring a vehicle between immediate family members is: 1. Upon arrival at the transfer hall, present the relevant documents to obtain a used motor vehicle sales contract, which both parties should fill out separately; 2. After completing the form, take all the documents to proceed with the transfer application; 3. Drive the vehicle directly to the inspection area, where staff will conduct an inspection, take rubbings of the vehicle identification number, remove the license plates, and take photos. Pay the fee for the rubbing service; 4. Collect the vehicle photos and affix them to the inspection record form, then proceed to the transfer hall to complete the formalities; 5. After obtaining a number from the ticket machine, queue with the relevant documents to pay the transfer fee; 6. The vehicle owner should take the relevant files back to the local vehicle management office where the new registration will be processed, submit all required documents, and complete the vehicle registration procedure.
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