Which department handles the vehicle license?
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The vehicle license is processed at the Vehicle Management Office. The procedure is as follows: 1. Bring relevant documents to the vehicle purchase tax office to pay the additional vehicle purchase tax; 2. Submit the required documents for the vehicle purchase tax to the Vehicle Management Office for approval and license plate issuance; 3. After completing vehicle insurance, proceed with the vehicle registration at the registration hall; 4. Collect the vehicle license plate voucher and make the payment; 5. Upon payment, you will receive the vehicle license and the motor vehicle registration certificate. The vehicle license is the legal document permitting a motor vehicle to be driven on the road. It consists of a license holder, the main page, and a supplementary page. The front of the main page contains the endorsed certificate core, while the back features the vehicle's photo sealed in plastic. The supplementary page is the endorsed certificate core.
Last time I bought a car, I made a special trip to the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) to get the vehicle license. That's the department that handles all vehicle registrations. You need to prepare documents like your ID card, the original purchase invoice, and the compulsory insurance policy. The DMV staff will help verify your materials. If a vehicle inspection is required, they'll arrange for checks to ensure the car meets safety and compliance standards. The whole process can be a bit tedious with some waiting in line, so I'd recommend going early to avoid peak hours. For vehicle transfers, you might also need to bring the previous owner's relevant documents. You can find the DMV location on your local traffic authority's website to avoid going to the wrong place and wasting time. Overall, it's a one-stop service point with pretty reliable efficiency and accuracy in documentation.
