Why Can't I Find the Vehicle Brand and Model When Selecting a New License Plate Number?
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Not being able to find the vehicle brand and model during new license plate selection is usually caused by incorrect information input. You can refer to the model number on the vehicle conformity certificate and enter it correctly. Below is relevant information about new license plate selection: Query: Prepare the required documents and items, log in to the online license plate selection system, and directly enter the local online license plate selection website. Log in to the selection system, choose the business type, and read the business instructions. Enter the online self-numbering system, verify the system, and arrange the number according to the numbering rules. Notes: Prepare the car purchase invoice photo in advance, with a size below 1MB, ensuring it is clear and neat. If the uploaded invoice photo is unclear and the system cannot recognize it during the selection process, it may be flagged as a 'selection suspicion,' affecting normal selection. If you don't find a preferred license plate number during self-numbering, you can click on random selection up to 10 times. If there is still no satisfactory number, it will be considered a forfeit, and you can continue selecting at the vehicle management department using the number selection machine.
I've encountered the issue of not finding the model when selecting a license plate for a new car several times, and it's quite common. The most frequent reason is input errors, such as mistyping the brand or model, adding an extra space, or missing a character, which makes the system fail to recognize it. I bought my car last year and got confused during the plate selection process, omitting the model suffix, which almost drove me crazy. Another possibility is that the new car has just been launched, and the system database hasn't been updated properly. The DMV needs to wait for new information from the manufacturer, which may take a few days to synchronize. If you've checked your input and it still doesn't work, contact the dealer to ask for the correct model name or go directly to the DMV to resolve it on-site. This isn't a major issue; try refreshing the page or switching browsers, as sometimes platform bugs cause slow data loading. Selecting a license plate for a new car is a big deal, so be patient and don't panic.