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What procedures are required for vehicle file transfer?

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NathanAnn
07/28/25 9:52pm
First, the vehicle owner needs to apply at the vehicle management office, then obtain a rubbing card for vehicle identification number rubbing. After completing the rubbing, submit the relevant documents to process the procedures. After 3 working days, collect the vehicle file with the receipt. For vehicles that pass inspection, the original license plates and vehicle license will also be confiscated. Documents required for file transfer: Vehicle license, motor vehicle registration certificate, motor vehicle registration supplementary form, vehicle purchase tax certificate. Original ID cards of both the original owner and new owner. If the buyer is from another city, a residence permit valid for at least one year is required. The original owner's purchase invoice, and if the buyer is a company, business license and official seal are also needed. The vehicle must be present. If the insurance is valid, insurance transfer is also required. For vehicle registration, the original vehicle file, motor vehicle registration certificate, insurance policy, and owner's identity proof are also needed. Applicable situations for vehicle file transfer: Vehicle file transfer refers to the transfer of a local vehicle to another person who will register it with an out-of-town license plate instead of a local one. In this case, file transfer procedures must be completed.
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AlanFitz
08/12/25 1:23am
I went through the process of transferring a vehicle's registration last year, and it went quite smoothly. Here's my experience to share. Make sure to prepare copies of both parties' ID cards, the original vehicle registration certificate, the original and duplicate of the vehicle license, and a copy of the compulsory traffic insurance policy. Before heading to the local DMV, book an appointment online in advance to avoid long queues. The costs include transfer fees, vehicle and vessel tax, etc., usually totaling a few hundred yuan. When filling out the forms, clearly state the reason for the transfer. The staff will inspect the vehicle and verify the documents. If everything checks out, the file transfer can be completed in about half an hour. Remember to register the vehicle in the new location immediately after the transfer to avoid fines due to delays. Policies change frequently, so checking the local DMV website for updates is crucial. With all the necessary documents ready, the process shouldn't be too troublesome.
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LeRylee
10/01/25 3:02am
The vehicle transfer procedure is not complicated, but requires careful preparation. For beginners, start by gathering the necessary documents: copies of both buyer and seller's ID cards, vehicle registration certificate, driving license, and duplicate of compulsory traffic insurance. These must all be complete. Go to the DMV to fill out the application form, pay the transfer fee and taxes, and the staff will process the transfer after inspecting the vehicle. It's recommended to go on a weekday morning when it's less crowded and faster. Bring some spare cash just in case. After completion, remember to update the insurance and license plates to avoid road risks. The whole process can be completed in half a day, and once familiar with the steps, it becomes hassle-free.
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