Should the residential property and industry Committee check the real estate license, ID card, driving license and plan the parking space?

The residential property management committee can check the real estate license, ID card, driving license and other documents to verify the owner's identity information, so as to better manage the vehicles entering and leaving the residential area and improve the service quality. Some communities will require owners to provide vehicle driving license, driver's license, ID card and other information when handling parking spaces.

For example, some residential property companies may require the owners to provide the above certification materials, so as to make reasonable planning and management of residential parking spaces. In addition, property companies and industry committees also need to know the owner's property information to confirm whether he has the right to park in the community.

But this is not the general rule of all communities, and the specific situation may be different due to the policies of the community property company or the industry Committee. If you have any questions or need to clarify the relevant regulations of your community, I suggest you consult the community property company or the industry Committee.