The information of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Public Security has been shared with consumers from the purchase of a car to the license plate in one day!

Today (June 23), the General Office of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the General Office of the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued a notice (see the attached figure). In the future, the information of the motor vehicle certification has been shared in real time. This means that when a new car is licensed, consumers no longer need to prepare physical materials such as frame number printing film and vehicle standard paper photos, drive the car to the DMV for on-site vehicle inspection, and complete the licensing procedures online, which greatly improves the efficiency of new car licensing. Consumers can get it done in one day from car purchase to license plate! Consumers have purchased new cars in the past. The process is generally to issue a purchase invoice, purchase vehicle insurance, pay the purchase tax, obtain a tax payment certificate, and then drive the car to the DMV for vehicle inspection. During the inspection, the staff will check the frame number/engine number, verify the paper topprint film, check the vehicle standard photo, and then manually enter the inspection information and issue the Motor Vehicle Inspection Record Form. After completing the vehicle inspection, you can continue to handle the license plate related business. The on-site vehicle inspection process is the most time-consuming, and generally takes half a day to complete. After the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Public Security have opened up the information networking and sharing channel of the motor vehicle factory certificate, consumers no longer need to drive the vehicle to the vehicle management office for on-site inspection, they can directly register and register new vehicles online through the traffic management platform. When the new car leaves the factory, the vehicle manufacturer will simultaneously upload a full set of pre-inspection electronic data such as vehicle identification codes, vehicle photos, and certificates to the certificate management system of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and the relevant data will be exchanged with the traffic management business system of the Ministry of Public Security in real time, greatly reducing the offline processing time for consumers to purchase cars and license plates. At the same time, all paper materials such as the necessary frame number top printing film and paper standard photos of the whole vehicle were canceled, and there was no need to distribute them with the car or submit them offline, which greatly reduced the use of paper consumables, saved resources, reduced administrative costs, and helped green and low-carbon environmental protection.