What Procedures and Documents Are Required for Licensing a Used Car?
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Original ID card of the car owner (if handled by an agent, the original ID card of the agent is required), vehicle registration certificate (commonly known as the green book), original purchase invoice of the vehicle or the last transfer invoice. Additional information: Vehicle licensing: The owner of the motor vehicle should fill out the "Motor Vehicle Registration Application Form" and submit the required documents to the vehicle management office at the place of residence of the motor vehicle owner for registration and vehicle inspection: Identity proof of the motor vehicle owner; Standard photo of the vehicle for registration; Proof of origin of the motor vehicle, except for customs-supervised vehicles; Factory certificate of conformity for domestically produced motor vehicles, import certificate for imported motor vehicles; Proof of payment or exemption of vehicle purchase tax. New car licensing: There is no specific time limit for licensing a new car, but temporary license plates or legal licensing must be obtained before driving on the road. If the motor vehicle has not been registered after acquisition and needs to be driven temporarily within the administrative jurisdiction, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period of no more than 15 days will be issued; if it needs to be driven temporarily across administrative jurisdictions, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period of no more than 30 days will be issued. If the motor vehicle owner needs to apply for temporary driving license plates multiple times, the vehicle management office may issue temporary driving license plates no more than three times.
