What materials are needed for motorcycle registration?
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Materials required for motorcycle registration: 1. Purchase invoice; 2. Motorcycle certificate of conformity; 3. A copy of the owner's ID card; 4. Two pairs of frame numbers and engine numbers each, and six pairs of insurance; 5. Two photos of the motorcycle. Below is some knowledge about motorcycle registration: 1. Registration method: For first-time applicants for motor vehicle license plates and driving licenses, the owner should apply for registration at the vehicle management office in their place of residence. The owner must have the motorcycle inspected by a motor vehicle safety technology inspection agency to obtain a safety inspection certificate before applying for registration. 2. The purchase invoice must include the following: organization code certificate number, ID number, vehicle model, manufacturer's model, place of origin, certificate of conformity number, engine number, frame number, price, seller's name, address, phone number, identification number, bank account number, and must be stamped with the verification seal of the local industrial and commercial department.
I just got my newly purchased motorcycle registered last month, and it took me two trips to the DMV to get it done. The essential documents required are the original and a copy of the owner's ID card, the fourth copy (registration copy) of the unified sales invoice for the vehicle purchase, and most importantly, the original vehicle qualification certificate! Don't forget to pay the vehicle purchase tax first and obtain a copy of the tax payment certificate. The compulsory traffic insurance policy is now in electronic form, but it's best to print a copy and bring it along. The DMV will take registration photos of the motorcycle and make a rubbing of the frame number. It's advisable not to install modifications like crash bars, as they might require removal for re-inspection. Make sure to check the local emission standard requirements in advance; currently, most areas require at least China IV compliance. It's best to prepare two copies of all materials to avoid having to find a copy shop on-site.
