Vehicle registration is a matter of social concern, many people do not understand the law, so they encounter many problems related to vehicle registration. Toplist would like to give and solve some basic problems about this work.
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Does the car change paint color have to change the vehicle registration certificate or not?
Vehicles that change paint color must exchange for a vehicle registration certificate. When carrying out the procedures for exchanging the vehicle registration certificate with the paint color changed, the car owner must bring the car to the vehicle registration agency and submit a dossier including: Vehicle registration certificate; Documents of the vehicle owner; Return the Vehicle Registration Certificate. Pursuant to Clause 1, Article 30 of Decree 46/ND-CP, a fine ranging from VND 100.000 to VND 200.000 will be imposed on individuals, from VND 200.000 to VND 400.000 on organizations that are owners of motorbikes and motorbikes. vehicles similar to motorcycles change the vehicle’s paint color without permission in accordance with the vehicle registration certificate.

2
What to do if I lose the Factory Quality Check Certificate?
In the case of domestically manufactured or assembled vehicles that lose the ex-factory quality inspection slip, the vehicle owner needs to go to the production facility to apply for a re-issue of the ex-factory quality inspection slip to fully supplement the dossier. (Based on Article 25 of Circular 15/2014/TT-BCA).

3
Can someone else register the car?
Okay. In case for some reason the vehicle owner cannot directly go to the vehicle registration office to carry out vehicle registration procedures, he can authorize another person to register. Persons authorized to register vehicles must present their identity card and submit a power of attorney certified by the People’s Committee of the commune, ward or township or certified by the working agency or organization (Based on Article 9). Circular 15/2014/TT-BCA).

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Is it necessary to notify the vehicle registration authority when selling a vehicle?
Notification is required. As soon as there is a decision to sell a vehicle, the vehicle owner must notify in writing the agency that has issued the vehicle registration certificate for monitoring. until the buying organization or individual completes the procedures for transferring the name and moving the vehicle. Everyone needs to pay attention to this regulation to implement, to avoid possible troubles (Based on Article 6 of Circular 15/2014/TT-BCA).

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Is there a penalty for renting a car?
The answer is no. This problem is raised by many people when it comes to the problem of unauthorized riding. Currently, on the mass media, there are many articles referring to this issue, but viewers need to be selective because there are newspaper headlines with titles like “Picked borrowed car ride”. , “Husband driving wife is fined”,… that is completely incorrect, causing misunderstandings for viewers if they do not look carefully. According to the provisions of Decree 46/2016/ND-CP of the Government, Article 30, Clause 1, Point b stipulates: a fine of from 100.000 VND to 200.000 VND for individuals, from 200.000 VND to 400.000 VND for Organizations that are owners of motorbikes, mopeds and other vehicles similar to motorcycles perform the act of “Failing to carry out procedures for vehicle title transfer (to change the name of the vehicle owner in the vehicle registration certificate to his/her own) in accordance with the provisions of law. determined when buying, being given, allotted, transferred, or inherited property that is motorcycles, mopeds, and vehicles similar to motorcycles.” There is no rule that prohibits borrowing a car to go. Thus, only sanctioning vehicle owners when buying, being given, being given, being transferred, being distributed, or inheriting property without carrying out procedures for registration of vehicle title transfer. As for the car borrowed to go, there will be no penalty.

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Can a vehicle without a certificate of ownership transfer be registered?
The answer is yes. In many cases, you buy a car through many generations and do not have the required ownership transfer documents due to many reasons such as loss of ownership transfer documents, or when buying and selling only by verbal agreement, you can still register. sign that car. The person using the vehicle must submit the required documents to register the vehicle. For example, in the case of registration of a name transfer in the same province, the dossier includes: A registration certificate for name transfer or vehicle relocation with a commitment of the current vehicle user to be responsible before the law for the vehicle to carry out the registration procedures. , with confirmation of the permanent address of the person using the vehicle of the commune-level police station where the person using the vehicle permanently resides; registration fee payment voucher; Vehicle registration certificates. After receiving the application file from the vehicle registration authority and writing an appointment letter for the vehicle registration agency to send a notice to the person named in the vehicle registration certificate, and publicly post it at the registry office, search the archives. stolen vehicle and registration data. After 30 days from the date of public listing announcement, the vehicle registration authority shall issue a certificate to the person using the vehicle (Based on Article 24 of Circular 15/2014/TT-BCA).

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What if I lose my vehicle registration certificate?
Going to the vehicle registration office to carry out procedures for re-grant of the vehicle registration certificate, the application for re-issuance of the vehicle registration certificate includes: vehicle registration certificate; vehicle owner’s documents. The time limit for re-issuance of the vehicle registration certificate shall not exceed 30 days from the date of receipt of a complete and valid dossier. (Based on Articles 4 and 15 of Circular 15/2014/TT-BCA).

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Is it possible to arbitrarily close the chassis number and engine number to register the vehicle?
Is not.
In some cases where the chassis number and engine number are dull, rusty, corroded, etc., it is necessary to close the engine chassis number to proceed with vehicle registration. However, the closing of the engine chassis number must be closed by the vehicle registration agency, not arbitrarily closed (Based on Article 22 of Circular 15/2015/TT-BCA).
In some cases where the chassis number and engine number are dull, rusty, corroded, etc., it is necessary to close the engine chassis number to proceed with vehicle registration. However, the closing of the engine chassis number must be closed by the vehicle registration agency, not arbitrarily closed (Based on Article 22 of Circular 15/2015/TT-BCA).
