Vietnam Urges Citizens to Complete Vehicle Transfer Procedures to Avoid Legal Risks
In Vietnam, failure to complete vehicle transfer and deregistration procedures after a used car sale can lead to the registered owner receiving traffic violation notices issued to the buyer. Ho Chi Minh City traffic police are urging prompt completion of these formalities to avoid legal complications.
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