During customs supervision processes, vehicle management and deregistration procedures often become key concerns for vehicle owners. For regulated vehicles that have exceeded the customs supervision period, owners must follow standardized steps to ensure smooth deregistration and completion of related formalities.
Owners must first prepare the following documents, either in original or copy form, which will be archived by customs authorities. Required documentation includes:
- Original valid identification document and its copy. If processed through a representative, a power of attorney and the representative's ID must be additionally provided.
- Vehicle purchase tax payment receipt (both original and copy required).
- Original and copy of the People's Republic of China motor vehicle license.
- Copy of the goods import certificate.
- Other relevant documents that customs authorities may require.
After gathering these materials, owners should complete the Application Form for Deregistration of Customs-Regulated Vehicles , available from the supervising customs office. Following submission, the supervising customs office will review the application and request that owners submit copies of all aforementioned documents to the supervision department.
Upon approval, the supervision department will issue a Certificate of Deregistration for Customs-Regulated Vehicles . With this certificate, owners can proceed to vehicle administration departments to complete transfer or registration change procedures.
This standardized process helps regulate management and operations, ensuring full protection of owners' legal rights. To guarantee smooth processing, owners should prepare all necessary documents in advance to avoid potential complications during the application process.
