Police issued “official vehicle ownership document” + photo

According to Eqtesadonline, quoted by Tasnim, the dispute between the traffic police for more than 10 years and the Association of Registrars and Clerks has entered a new phase with a new police action; The stage is supported by a circular issued by the Attorney General and the decision of the General Assembly of the Court of Administrative Justice.

Both the traffic police and the Association of Registrars and Clerks consider themselves the right body to issue an official car ownership document. This claim has caused many years of controversy, resulting in confusion for car buyers and sellers.

The Registrar’s Association, with the support of the State Property and Deeds Registration Organization, had persuaded the public that the official document was the only document issued by the notaries until the Court of Administrative Justice in the last days of last year annulled the decision of its General Assembly. A circular was issued by the Registry, which was considered by lawyers to be a formal green card issued at license plate exchange centers.

The summer circular of the Attorney General also explicitly emphasizes the optional and non-mandatory registration of car documents in notaries.

These two incidents have given rise to various comments, and although car dealers were reluctant to go to the notaries to prepare the official document of the car, they always heard the warnings of the clerks that the courts should only send the document issued by the notaries to They are known as official documents and law enforcement is not authorized to issue official documents.

Now, pictures of the green leaf issued by the license plate exchange centers, in which the title “official” is engraved next to the vehicle ownership document.

This happened a few months ago, when the head of the judiciary, Hojjatoleslam Mohseni-Ejei, during a visit to Qazvin, announced an inquiry from the Islamic Consultative Assembly to introduce a body competent to issue an official car document. The parliament has not yet responded to this inquiry.