What to Do When the Temporary License Plate of a Used Car Expires?
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When the temporary license plate of a used car expires, you only need to bring the buyer's ID card, purchase invoice, insurance policy, vehicle certification, proof of vehicle origin, and other relevant materials to the vehicle management office to apply for a replacement. After the used car transfer, you should immediately complete the registration procedures and obtain a new license plate to legally drive on the road. The validity period of the temporary license plate is 30 days, and it will become invalid after exceeding 30 days. If you need to reapply for a temporary license plate, the validity period is generally 15 days. The owner should apply for a formal license plate within the validity period of the temporary license plate. If the temporary license plate expires and the formal license plate has not yet been issued, the most cost-effective method is to continue applying for a temporary license plate, but the number of applications for a temporary license plate is limited to a maximum of three times.