11:51, 11/08/2023
According to regulations from August 15, when selling a car, the car owner must keep the vehicle registration certificate and license plate and submit it to the vehicle registration agency for recall procedures.
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| From August 15, the only case where a car with a license plate can be sold is the one with the winning number plate at the auction |
Circular 24 of the Ministry of Public Security, effective from August 15, stipulates that license plates for cars and motorbikes are issued and managed according to the vehicle owner's identification code, also known as the identification number plate.
Selling a car, the car owner must return the number plate to the vehicle registration agency
The identification plate will follow the car owner, not the car, so when selling the car, the car owner must return the number plate to the vehicle registration agency.
Specifically, from August 15, when transferring vehicle ownership (sold, given, inherited...), the vehicle owner must retain the vehicle registration certificate, license plate and submit it to the vehicle registration agency for approval. carry out the withdrawal procedure.
Within 30 days from the date of making the vehicle ownership transfer papers, the vehicle owner must carry out the withdrawal procedures.
Past the above time limit, but the vehicle owner does not carry out the procedures for revocation or hand over the vehicle registration certificate and license plate to the organization or individual receiving the vehicle ownership transfer to carry out the recall procedures, the vehicle owner will be fined.
At the same time, if the vehicle owner does not carry out the recovery procedures after transferring the vehicle ownership, he/she must be held responsible before the law for violations related to that vehicle.
The penalty for selling cars without returning number plates will be applied according to the provisions of Decree No. 100/2019 of the Government.
Specifically, for motorbikes, motorbikes will be fined from VND 800.000 to VND 2 million (individuals), VND 1,6 million to VND 4 million (organizations) for failing to comply with the revocation of registration papers and number plates. specified vehicle.
For cars, if this violation is committed, they will be fined from 2 to 4 million VND (individuals), from 4 to 8 million VND (organizations).
Points worth noting
Previously, Colonel Nguyen Quang Nhat - Head of the Department of Propaganda, Investigation and Handling of Traffic Accidents (Traffic Police Department) - said that the only case where a car was sold with a license plate from August 15. is the car using the winning number plate at the auction.
Accordingly, for a car with a winning number plate at the auction, the car owner has the right to choose 2 cases. Specifically, when transferring vehicle ownership without the winning number plate, the procedure for revocation of the license plate and vehicle registration is the same as that of the identification number plate above.
If the car is sold with the winning number plate, the car owner is not required to return the winning number plate but must submit a copy of the vehicle ownership transfer document and present the original for comparison.
The buyer of the car with the winning number plate at the auction also needs to complete the registration procedure to transfer the car's name to be registered, keeping the winning number plate at the auction. The ownership transfer document must clearly state the content "transfer the vehicle with the auction winning sign".
Notably, in case the buyer of the car with the winning number plate at the auction, he will not be able to transfer the ownership of the car with the winning license plate to another person.
In this case, only the vehicle can be sold separately, and the winning number plate is kept for registration for another vehicle under his/her ownership within 12 months.
According to the Japanese colonel, according to Circular 24, district and district police will register cars and motorbikes of domestic organizations and individuals with headquarters and residence in the locality.
Commune- and ward-level police offices shall be granted license plates for motorbikes to domestic organizations and individuals who have their headquarters and residence in the locality.
Thus, the vehicle owner residing (permanently or temporarily residing) in any locality shall register the vehicle there.
In addition, the authorities do not limit the number of people's identification number plates.
In case people have new vehicles, if the old license plate is still registered for a vehicle owned, people will be issued with another number plate. However, all of these number plates identify a person.
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