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Where to Replace a Lost Vehicle Title Certificate?

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GenevieveMarie

07/28/25 8:11pm

The lost vehicle title certificate needs to be replaced at the local vehicle management office (DMV). When applying for a replacement of the motor vehicle registration certificate, the owner must handle it in person, and the vehicle must be inspected on-site. According to the "Motor Vehicle Registration Regulations": 1. Applications can be made for the following changes: changing the vehicle body color; replacing the engine; replacing the body or frame; replacing the entire vehicle due to quality issues; changing the use nature of the vehicle (e.g., converting a commercial vehicle to a private vehicle or vice versa); relocating the vehicle owner's residence into or out of the jurisdiction of the vehicle management office. 2. The traffic management department of the public security authority may issue warnings or fines for the following violations: failure to paint enlarged license plate numbers on the rear of heavy or medium-duty trucks and their trailers as required, or unclear enlarged plate numbers; applying markings or advertisements on the vehicle body that affect safe driving; failure to install side and rear underrun protection devices or apply reflective markings on trucks and trailers as required; failure to conduct safety technical inspections within the specified period; changing the vehicle body color, replacing the engine, body, or frame without completing the change registration within the time limit specified in Article 10; failure by the new owner to complete the transfer registration within the time limit specified in Article 18 after the vehicle ownership is transferred; failure by the vehicle owner to apply for vehicle re-registration at the local vehicle management office within the time limit specified in Article 13 after the vehicle records are transferred out from the original registration office.

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IsabelMarie

08/12/25 12:59am

Last time I lost my vehicle registration certificate, and I was really anxious about how to get it replaced. Actually, it's quite simple—just go to the local DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) to sort it out. I went through the process myself: bring your original ID card and the original vehicle license, fill out an application form at the counter, and they will verify the information. The processing time is usually about a week, and the new certificate will be issued. The cost is also low, just a few dozen yuan. I recommend calling the DMV first to check their opening hours or visiting their official website, as many places now support online appointments to avoid queuing. The replacement certificate is brand new and won’t affect future car sales or other transactions. Don’t worry about misuse if it’s lost. It’s important to regularly check where you keep important documents to prevent accidents.

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