What to do if the duplicate of the vehicle license is lost?

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LeArthur
07/23/25 10:56pm
Losing the duplicate of the vehicle license is not a big deal, you just need to go to the vehicle management office to apply for a replacement. Here are the relevant details: 1. Notes: If you accidentally lose the vehicle license, it will not only affect the annual inspection of the vehicle but also make the vehicle illegal to drive on the road. To replace the motor vehicle license, you need the identity proof of the vehicle owner, a photo of the vehicle for the replacement license, and a loss certificate issued by the local police station in the jurisdiction or where the license was lost if applying for the replacement of both sides of the license plate. 2. Vehicle License: The vehicle license consists of 2 pages, the second page is the duplicate. The duplicate is called the "supplementary page," which is used to provide the police with relevant information and data.
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FelixFitz
08/10/25 6:40pm
Losing the duplicate of your vehicle license is indeed troublesome. I once helped a friend deal with a similar situation. Don't panic—first, check if it's fallen somewhere in the car while driving. If it's truly lost, pull over immediately. Bring your original ID and vehicle information, such as a photo of the original license or the VIN. Head to the local DMV or traffic police department to apply for a replacement. Fill out the application form, and they'll verify your details—you might need to take a photo or pay a small fee (usually a few dozen yuan). The new license can typically be issued the same day. Remember, drive carefully on the road—getting caught without it could lead to a fine. Develop a backup habit: take a photo and save it on your phone, or keep a copy in the glove compartment, so you won't be caught off guard next time. Safety first—handling it promptly is key.
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KennedyFitz
09/23/25 7:02am
I also lost the duplicate of my vehicle license when driving a new car, and I panicked for a moment. Looking back, it wasn't that complicated. First, I parked and searched through the car's clutter to confirm it was lost, then calmed down. I took my ID card and vehicle registration certificate to the DMV, where the staff helped me with the replacement procedures. The process was quite fast, taking about half an hour. The replacement fee wasn't high, just a few dozen yuan. Driving without the duplicate doesn't affect driving, but you need to explain clearly if the police check, which can easily cause trouble. I recommend keeping the documents in a fixed place and not stuffing them randomly. This incident taught me to be more patient—losing things is a small issue, don't let minor things disrupt your mood. After solving it, you'll feel more stable.
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