What procedures are required for changing a car's license plate?

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Kathy
07/30/25 12:48am
Changing a license plate requires the following procedures: Apply to cancel the original license plate: Apply to the traffic management department to cancel the original license plate. The traffic management department will review the vehicle license and traffic violations. Once approved, proceed with the cancellation; Publish a license plate cancellation notice in local newspapers or have the traffic management department issue a cancellation announcement. Process new registration procedures: After one month, bring your ID card and the original vehicle purchase invoice to the local traffic management department to process the new registration procedures. Circumstances under which changing a license plate number is not permitted: The proofs or vouchers submitted by the vehicle owner are invalid; The proofs or vouchers submitted by the vehicle owner do not match the vehicle; The vehicle for which the license plate number needs to be changed has unresolved traffic safety violations or accidents; The vehicle is under mortgage registration or pledge filing; The vehicle has reached the mandatory scrapping standard as stipulated by the state; The vehicle has exceeded the validity period of the inspection certificate.
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