Where is the invoice for a mortgaged car?
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Mortgaged car invoices are held by the bank. For a mortgaged vehicle, the vehicle certificate, invoice, insurance policy, driving license, ID card, and household registration must be submitted to the vehicle management office's mortgage window. After the mortgage process, the vehicle management office and the bank will return the driver's license, vehicle registration certificate, ID card, and other documents to the owner. The invoice will be returned once the loan is fully repaid. During this period, other related documents must not be lost, as this could affect the release of the vehicle's mortgage. For cars purchased through installment payments, since the official invoice is mortgaged to the bank, the owner only has the right to use the vehicle but not the right to dispose of it. The vehicle registration certificate is not in the owner's name but in the bank's. Therefore, the owner can only obtain related vehicle documents, including the deed tax certificate, vehicle certificate, and other materials.