What materials are needed for private car inspection?

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McLiam
07/30/25 12:21am
Private car inspection requires the following materials: 1. Vehicle license; 2. Original copy of compulsory traffic insurance; 3. Proof of vehicle and vessel tax payment or tax exemption (usually purchased together with compulsory traffic insurance, this item can be found in the compulsory traffic insurance policy. If not found, ask the insurance company, as some regions may pay separately); 4. Owner's ID card. If handled by someone else, the agent needs to bring their own ID card; 6. For company vehicles, also prepare the agent's materials, including the original vehicle license, copy of compulsory traffic insurance, Organization Code Certificate of the People's Republic of China (with fresh seal), power of attorney (with fresh seal), and a copy of the agent's ID card.
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