If you forget the annual inspection, the first thing to do is to stop driving the vehicle on the road and proceed with the inspection process as soon as possible. Specific requirements for overdue annual inspection: First, prepare the original copy of the "Motor Vehicle Driving License," the original valid compulsory traffic accident liability insurance policy for the current year, the valid tax payment or tax exemption certificate for the current year's vehicle and vessel tax, and the original copy of your identity proof. Since the owner's identity information needs to be recorded during the process, the original ID card must be submitted. If an agent applies, in addition to the agent's ID card, a written power of attorney signed by the vehicle owner is required. This is very important—without the power of attorney, even if all other documents are complete, the agent cannot handle the process. Second, make an appointment in advance. To complete the annual inspection, you must make an appointment beforehand, and the earliest you can go is the next day. There are two ways to make an appointment: phone appointment or online appointment, both of which are convenient. Penalties for overdue annual inspection: According to relevant traffic laws, vehicles that have not undergone the annual inspection are not qualified to be driven on the road. If caught driving such a vehicle, you will be penalized with a 3-point deduction. Additionally, if any traffic accident occurs due to failure to attend the annual inspection on time, the person involved will bear full or primary responsibility, and the insurance company will not be liable.
