What is the confiscation of a car?

Confiscated vehicles refer to vehicles confiscated by public security, industry and commerce or customs in the process of investigating smuggling crimes and administrative law enforcement according to law.

According to the Auction Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Strengthening the Administration of Imported Car License Plates and the Provisions on Public Auction of Confiscated Goods by Customs, the Customs entrusts the vehicles that should be sold by the Customs according to law, such as tax credits and fines for confiscation of cars, to an auction house approved by the Ministry of Commerce for public auction, and transfers the vehicles confiscated by the Customs to the highest bidder in the form of public bidding, and the auction proceeds are turned over to the state treasury.

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The Regulations on Motor Vehicle Registration stipulates that:

Nineteenth to apply for transfer registration, the current motor vehicle owner shall fill in the application form, submit the motor vehicle for inspection, and submit the following documents and vouchers:

(a) the identity certificate of the current motor vehicle owner;

(2) Certificates and vouchers of the transfer of ownership of motor vehicles;

(3) Motor vehicle registration certificate;

(4) Motor vehicle driving license;

(5) Motor vehicles under customs supervision shall also submit the Certificate of Deregulation of Vehicles under Customs Supervision in People's Republic of China (PRC) or the transfer certificate approved by the customs;

(six) motor vehicles that have exceeded the validity period of the inspection shall also submit the certificate of motor vehicle safety and technical inspection and the compulsory insurance certificate for traffic accident liability.

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