The new car hasn't been licensed yet, and the insurance is installed. What do I need to do after the license plate comes down?

Legal analysis: when a new car is insured for auto insurance, there is no official license plate, which means that the auto insurance has not been licensed for a long time. However, after obtaining the official license plate number, it is necessary to notify the insurance company in time to supplement it, otherwise the insurance rights and interests of the owner may be affected. If it is not new car insurance, but it shows that the car insurance has not been licensed, then the information should be changed in time.

Legal basis: Article 12 of the Regulations on Compulsory Motor Vehicle Traffic Accident Liability Insurance stipulates that when signing a compulsory motor vehicle traffic accident liability insurance contract, the insured shall pay all the insurance premiums in one lump sum; An insurance company shall issue an insurance policy and an insurance mark to the insured. Insurance policies and insurance signs shall indicate the number, license plate number, insurance period, name, address and telephone number of the insurance company. The insured shall put an insurance sign on the insured motor vehicle. The style of insurance signs is unified throughout the country. Insurance policies and insurance signs shall be supervised and managed by the State Council Insurance Regulatory Authority. No unit or individual may forge, alter or use forged or altered insurance policies or insurance signs.