What to Do If a Vehicle Is Subject to Mandatory Scrapping but Cannot Be Found?

[JuliannaAnn]

According to relevant regulations, if a motor vehicle meets the mandatory scrapping standards, is lost, or is no longer in use domestically due to a traffic accident, the owner should promptly complete the deregistration procedures for the vehicle. If the vehicle has reached its scrapping age and is lost, the owner can apply for deregistration at the vehicle management office. 1. Deregistration Application: Prepare the original ID card, the motor vehicle registration certificate, the motor vehicle driving license, and proof of vehicle loss. Submit a deregistration application at the vehicle management office's service window and fill out the "Motor Vehicle Registration, Transfer, Deregistration/Transfer Application Form"; then, submit the relevant materials and the application form to the staff for review. 2. Mandatory Scrapping: According to the "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations," for vehicles that have reached the mandatory scrapping standards, the owner must apply for scrapping at the vehicle management office, deliver the vehicle to a recycling company for dismantling, and then return to the vehicle management office to deregister the vehicle records.