You can entrust others to handle the vehicle release procedures through written authorization. In the power of attorney, you need to provide the information of the vehicle, the identity information of the principal and the identity information of the trustee.

First, prepare the power of attorney.

You need to prepare a written power of attorney, including the following contents:

1. Customer's identity information, such as name, ID number, etc.

2. The identity information of the trustee, such as name and ID number;

3. Entrusting matters, that is, the trustor authorizes the trustee to handle the vehicle release procedures;

3. Entrustment period, that is, the trustor authorizes the trustee to handle the vehicle release procedures within a certain period of time;

4. Signature and date.

Second, submit the power of attorney.

Submit the prepared power of attorney to the vehicle management office or banks and other relevant institutions, and provide relevant supporting documents as required, such as vehicle ownership certificate and identity certificate of the trustee.

Third, wait for processing.

After the power of attorney is submitted, the relevant institutions will review the power of attorney and supporting documents, and go through the formalities of vehicle release. The trustee needs to wait for the notice of relevant institutions to confirm whether the vehicle release procedures have been successfully handled.

To sum up:

To entrust others to handle the vehicle release procedures, it is necessary to prepare a written power of attorney and submit it to the vehicle management office or banks and other relevant institutions. In the power of attorney, you need to provide information about the vehicle, the identity information of the principal and the trustee, etc. After submitting the power of attorney, you need to wait for the notice of the relevant institutions to confirm whether the vehicle release procedures have been successfully handled.

Legal basis:

Article 124 of the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "The parties may agree that one party entrusts others to carry out civil legal acts on their behalf. If the other party agrees, it shall be regarded as the agent of the parties."