The process of collecting motor vehicle photos by vehicle management office

The process of collecting motor vehicle photos by DMV is as follows:

1. Get vehicle photos: After entering the vehicle management office, you need to get vehicle photos. This process is usually completed by professional photographers, who will set the number plate according to the last four digits of the frame number, put it in the lower right corner of the windshield of the vehicle, and then take pictures of the vehicle.

2. Rubbing: After taking photos, you need to print the engine number and frame number of the vehicle. This process requires two engine numbers and three frame numbers.

3. Vehicle inspection: If the vehicle is a non-inspection-free vehicle, an "over-line" inspection is required, including power, lighting, exhaust, braking and other items.

4. Fill in the relevant forms and pay the fees: After the vehicle inspection is completed, you need to fill in the relevant forms and pay the fees. Fill in the data collection form of forensic vehicle inspection in the forensic laboratory, then give the wiping number and receipt to the salesman at the counter to input the data and get the notice of forensic vehicle inspection from the Public Security Bureau.

5. Submit the materials: submit the materials to the data collection window of the vehicle management office, fill in the motor vehicle registration application form, and submit the materials to the salesman in the collection window.

6. Waiting for review: After submitting the materials, you need to wait for the review of the vehicle management office. After the approval, you can get a new license plate and driving license.

It should be noted that the "ccc" sticker and the "Vehicle Fuel Consumption Mark" sticker stuck on the windshield need to be removed during the handling process, and it is necessary to check whether the vehicle has any unprocessed violation records before handling, otherwise it cannot be handled.

The above is the basic process of collecting motor vehicle photos by the vehicle management office. Different regions and specific situations may be different. Please refer to the regulations of the local vehicle management office or consult relevant departments for specific procedures.