1. Do I have to sign the traffic accident certificate in person?

1. The traffic accident certificate needs to be signed by both parties involved. If the parties cannot go, they can entrust an agent to sign.

2. After the traffic accident liability determination letter is issued, if it is full responsibility, the other party does not need to sign, and you can still get the car.

3. First of all, you are the victim, and then you need to get corresponding compensation in this accident. It is best to sign. If you don’t sign, you may not be able to find the person in the final accident handling. Case closed.

4. For ordinary accidents, if no one is killed or seriously injured, the traffic police will issue a certificate of liability for the accident within 10 working days. If you have any objections after receiving the confirmation letter, you can file a reconsideration within 3 days and give a reply within one week. If you do not file a reconsideration within 3 days, it will be deemed to have given up the application for reconsideration. However, if you feel dissatisfied after 3 days, you can apply to the court to re-divide the responsibilities. Finally, decided by the court. There are two types of identification letters. One is a simple accident liability identification letter, which must be signed by both parties at the traffic police station. The second type is a formal accident liability determination. This does not require both parties to be present to sign. The traffic police will notify you to get the certification. It just requires you to sign the delivery document to prove that you have received the certification. You can also have a relative sign on your behalf. It is effective even without signing.

The traffic accident determination letter shall state the following contents:

(1) Basic information about the parties involved in the traffic accident, vehicles, roads and traffic environment;

(2) ) The basic facts of the traffic accident;

(3) The party’s fault and responsibility or accidental circumstances that caused the traffic accident.

The traffic accident determination letter shall be stamped with the special seal of the traffic management department of the public security organ for handling traffic accidents, and shall be delivered to the parties respectively, and the parties shall be notified of the time limit for applying for mediation by the traffic management department of the public security organ.

The nature of the traffic accident determination letter is civil evidence. In terms of the type of evidence, it is documentary evidence. If you have any objection to the traffic accident determination letter, you can make a traffic accident determination within three days after the traffic accident determination letter is delivered. Apply to the superior traffic police department for review. Since the act of making a traffic accident determination is an act of producing evidence and does not belong to a specific administrative act, if you have any objection to the traffic accident determination, you cannot apply for administrative review or file an administrative lawsuit against the traffic accident determination. You can only file an administrative lawsuit with the traffic accident determination certificate. The higher-level traffic police department applies for review to re-determine the traffic accident or, during the court hearing, provides evidence on the division of responsibilities on its own to urge the court not to accept the traffic accident determination.

Legal basis:

Article 73 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China"

The traffic management department of the public security organ shall, in accordance with the traffic Accident site inspection, inspection, investigation and relevant inspection and identification conclusions, and timely production of traffic accident identification documents as evidence for handling traffic accidents. The traffic accident determination letter shall state the basic facts, causes and responsibilities of the parties involved in the traffic accident, and shall be served to the parties concerned.