What Procedures and Documents Are Required for Second-hand Car Transfer?
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For the transfer of a second-hand car, the following documents need to be prepared: the original and photocopy of the seller's ID card, the original and photocopy of the buyer's ID card, the original and photocopy of the vehicle's original purchase invoice or the last transfer invoice, the original and photocopy of the vehicle's driving license, etc. The procedure for second-hand car transfer: Before the transfer, any modifications made to the vehicle must be restored to match the photo on the driving license. Otherwise, the transfer cannot proceed. Next, go to the second-hand car transfer hall to issue the invoice and check if the vehicle has any outstanding traffic violations. These violations should be handled first. The data for traffic violation handling usually updates within about an hour. Remove the vehicle's license plate; generally, the transfer hall has tools, and staff can assist with taking photos. Collect the external inspection form, drive the vehicle to the external inspection channel, and wait for the police to complete the external inspection. After passing, take the external inspection form back to the second-hand car transfer hall. Precautions for second-hand car transfer: The old motor vehicle market implements an agency system for vehicle transfers. The transfer window does not directly handle transactions for consumers. If a transfer is needed, the vehicle must be brought to the market, and an old motor vehicle operating company must be engaged to complete the transfer procedures on behalf of the owner: evaluation, vehicle inspection, and invoice issuance. Additionally, during the vehicle transfer, both the buyer and the seller must sign the "Old Motor Vehicle Sales Contract" supervised by the industrial and commercial department. The contract is made in triplicate, with one copy for each party and one retained by the industrial and commercial department. The vehicle transfer or relocation procedures can only be processed after the contract is filed with the industrial and commercial department. Once the evaluation report is ready, the transfer procedures can begin.