Mr. Jiang told reporters that he retired from the army in 2003 and his driver's license file was sent back by the army one year later. Because he has been working in other places, Mr. Jiang has been keeping his files in the traffic police detachment of Linyi City, and failed to replace his new driver's license in time.
After the Spring Festival this year, Mr. Jiang planned to take the exam and change into a new local driver's license, so he went to the traffic police detachment to check the files. Since the documents were sealed together in the file, Mr. Jiang did not remember the driver's license number, so he provided his name for inquiry, but was told by the staff that the file could not be inquired.
"When the original military driver's license is replaced by a new local driver's license, you only need to pay an examination fee of several hundred yuan. If you can't find the file, you can only apply for a new driver's license and pay nearly 3,000 yuan more. " Mr. Jiang said.
In this regard, the reporter consulted the staff of Linyi Vehicle Management Office. According to the staff, the files of the traffic police detachment are stored in a special archives room and managed by a special person. Under normal circumstances, they will not be lost. In the case of Mr. Jiang, if you can't remember the driver's license number, you can go to the reception window on the first floor of Linyi Vehicle Management Office with your ID card.
To apply for the renewal of information motor vehicle driving license, it shall apply to the vehicle management office in accordance with the following provisions:
1, if you live in the domicile, apply in the domicile;
2. If you live in a temporary residence, you can apply in the temporary residence;
3. Servicemen (including armed police) apply at their place of residence;
4. Overseas personnel shall apply at their place of residence;
5. To apply for increasing the quasi-driving type, an application shall be made at the place where the motor vehicle driver's license is issued.
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