What is the process for vehicle file extraction?

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SanJoanna
07/29/25 11:49pm
Vehicle file extraction requires the following process: 1. Prepare the necessary materials and obtain a rubbing card at the transaction hall. Take the rubbing card to the transfer hall to trace the vehicle frame number, indicating that the vehicle is being relocated. 2. Submit the above materials and complete the procedures at the transfer acceptance window to receive a receipt. 3. Drive the vehicle to the transfer inspection area. After the vehicle passes inspection, the public security vehicle management department will confiscate the original license plate and vehicle registration certificate, and annotate 'Transferred to the Vehicle Management Office of the Public Security Bureau (Department) of a certain province and location' in the change registration column of the vehicle registration certificate and the 'Motor Vehicle Registration Application Form'. They will then stamp the issuing authority's seal, place the 'Vehicle Transfer Notice' into the file, seal it, and mail it or hand it to the owner to take to the new vehicle management office for registration procedures, thus successfully extracting the file.
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