What materials are needed for motorcycle transfer?

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MarcusRose
07/24/25 6:34pm
Specifically, it is divided into two situations: personal handling and handling by others. Personal handling requires the following procedures: Proof of origin of the motor vehicle. The whole vehicle factory qualification certificate for domestically produced motor vehicles. The tax payment certificate or tax exemption voucher for motor vehicle purchase tax. The compulsory insurance certificate for motor vehicle traffic accidents. The technical data file of the motor vehicle. The "Motor Vehicle Registration, Transfer, Cancellation/Transfer Application Form". The original and copy of the identity proof of the motor vehicle owner (for mainland residents residing temporarily, the identity proof is the "Resident ID Card" or "Temporary Resident ID Card", as well as the residence or temporary residence proof issued by the public security organ). Handling by an agent requires the following procedures: In addition to the above procedures, the original and copy of the agent's identity proof (if the agent is a unit, the original and copy of the handler's identity proof are also required), as well as the written authorization of the motor vehicle owner, must be submitted. If purchasing a motorcycle with a license plate (A plate), the transfer can be processed directly.
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DeJaxon
08/11/25 10:18am
I just transferred the ownership of my motorcycle and had to prepare some materials in advance to avoid unnecessary trips. First, I needed to bring the original ID card of the seller and a copy, otherwise, identity verification wouldn’t be possible. The buyer’s ID card also had to be ready—usually, the original would suffice. Second, the motorcycle’s vehicle license was essential—it’s the core document containing the vehicle’s information. Don’t forget the original motor vehicle registration certificate, that green booklet is quite important; without it, the transfer can’t proceed. The sales contract or transfer application must be signed and stamped to prove it’s a voluntary transaction. Additionally, the tax payment certificate or tax documents had to be checked carefully, as some places also require a copy of the insurance policy and valid coverage. Personally, I recommend printing out a checklist of materials and calling the DMV in advance to confirm specific requirements, as they may vary slightly by location. Lastly, if time is tight, hiring an agency can save trouble, though the fees will be higher. The lines at the DMV can be long, so going early saves time. The whole process took me half a day, and it went smoothly with all the materials ready.
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