Why are seized vehicles not allowed to undergo annual inspection?

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StLena
07/30/25 12:30am
Seized vehicles can undergo annual inspection. Additional information: 1. Seized vehicles: Seized vehicles refer to those prohibited by the court from handling registration, modification, transfer, mortgage release, cancellation, or pledge release due to economic debt disputes and other reasons. According to regulations, during the validity period of the seizure, the vehicle cannot be sold, transferred, mortgaged, leased, or any other business activities, but it can still undergo annual inspection. 2. Vehicle unlocking method: If it is caused by a change of residence, you need to go to the vehicle management office's motor vehicle certification hall as soon as possible to complete the contact information change procedure to lift the motor vehicle business lock; if it is caused by court seizure or unresolved accidents, you need to promptly go to the court or request the vehicle management office's locking unit to issue a certificate, handle the accident properly, and submit the processed information to the vehicle management office to unlock it.
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