Some people feel that everything is fine after paying off their car loans. In fact, legally speaking, this car does not belong to you at this time. You still need to do these three things:

1, take back the Great Green Paper;

2. release;

3. Change the insurance beneficiary.

PS: The loan mentioned above is mortgaged goods. At that time, the big ship didn't want to put the Great Green Paper (motor vehicle registration certificate) there and took an unsecured loan. I got the Great Green Paper directly, and so did the insurance beneficiaries.

First, get back the Great Green Paper.

The car was bought with a loan, so although the car was taken away by you, the bank or factory finance usually detained the Great Green Paper.

When the loan is paid off, first contact the 4S store to get the Great Green Paper. If you borrow money from a bank, you may have to go to the bank.

Second, release from custody.

Next, you need to go to the vehicle management office to release the mortgage of the car, so that the car really belongs to you before you can transfer and buy and sell.

Third, change the insurance beneficiary.

At that time, you bought insurance, not in your name, but in the bank or factory finance, so you have to contact the insurance company and change the insurance beneficiary to yourself. The above is just a general idea, the specific operation process, or contact the salesperson who sold your car at that time, he knows.