What procedures are required to transfer a driver's license back to the local area?
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To transfer a driver's license back to the local area, you need to bring your ID card, driver's license, photos, and other materials to the relevant department to complete the transfer procedures. First, you must confirm whether the driver's license is valid, i.e., verify through the National Public Security Traffic Management Information System that the issued motor vehicle driver's license is authentic and valid; the driver's violation record must not have reached 12 points; and the motor vehicle driver's license must not have been revoked, canceled, or suspended by law. If any of these conditions are not met, the license cannot be transferred back to the local area. The following are the required materials for transferring a driver's license to the local area: 1. Material One: To complete the transfer procedures, you need to prepare the following materials: the 'Motor Vehicle Driver's License Application Form'; the original and photocopies of the applicant's and agent's identity proofs (for backup); the motor vehicle driver's license; a medical examination certificate; and two recent bareheaded photos of the driver (1-inch size). 2. Material Two: When transferring the driver's license back to the local area, you must undergo a physical examination at a location designated by the local traffic police department. After passing the examination, you will receive a medical examination certificate. Only with this certificate can you proceed with the transfer procedures. 3. Material Three: To complete the transfer procedures, you should visit the local Vehicle Management Office on a working day.
