When is the vehicle registration certificate issued?
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The vehicle registration certificate is a document issued by the vehicle management office to the vehicle owner. It is only issued after confirming that the vehicle information has been entered into the system during the license plate registration process. Below is relevant information about the vehicle registration certificate: 1. The vehicle registration certificate serves as the legal proof of vehicle ownership, kept by the vehicle owner and not carried with the vehicle; 2. The information section of the vehicle registration certificate must clearly display the vehicle type, brand, model, chassis number, engine number, whether it is imported or domestically produced, fuel type, displacement, manufacturer, wheelbase, track width, tire specifications, how the vehicle was obtained, and its usage nature; 3. It includes the manufacturing date and issuance date, bears the seal of the issuing authority, and indicates in the remarks whether the vehicle has been mortgaged (including the number of times), and whether it has been transferred (including the number of transfers).