There are a number of reasons why it can be essential to transfer ownership of a car to another person, the most popular being sales. State motor vehicle rules regulate this process, which can frequently appear complicated and daunting. This post will explain how to give ownership of your bike or car to someone else without causing them any extra trouble or misunderstanding.
Vehicle (Car/Bike) Registration Process in India
Do you want to register your vehicle or motorcycle in India? While some people could find the registration procedure difficult, the following is a simplified guide:
- Fill out Forms 29 and 30 completely.
- Send the completed forms to the Regional Transport Office (RTO) in the area where you live.
- Await the appropriate authority’s approval.
- Get the Regional Transport Officer’s (RTO) final approval.
- Get a new registration code after registering successfully.
Types of Vehicle Registration Transfer Ownership of a Vehicle
- Transfer within the same state
- Between two different states
Transfer of ownership within the same state
Documents Required for Vehicle RC & Ownership Transfer
The following list contains the paperwork needed to transfer a car’s Registration Certificate (RC) within the same state:
- The Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and the vehicle’s Registration Certificate (RC)
- Form 29 and Form 30 insurance certificates No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from the first RTO, if any
- If available, the original invoice for the car purchase
- Both the buyer and the seller must provide valid identification (such as an Aadhaar card, passport, PAN card, voter ID card, etc.).
- Both the buyer and the seller must provide valid proof of address (Aadhaar card, passport, utility bill, etc.).
- current passport-sized photos of the seller and the buyer
- receipt for road taxes
- A certificate of fitness is required if the car is older than two years.
Transfer of ownership within the same state
If the buyer and seller live in the same state, transferring ownership is as simple as following these steps:
Step 1:First, get Forms 29 and 30 from your state’s Regional Transport Office (RTO).
Step 2: Fill out Forms 29 and 30, making sure to include the seller’s signature.
Step 3: Send the completed forms to the RTO with the insurance certificate, pollution under control (PUC) certificate, registration certificate, and proof of address for both the seller and the buyer.
Step 4: Pay the necessary payment to transfer ownership.
Step 5: The RTO will transfer the registration certificate to the buyer’s name following the verification of all paperwork.
Between two different states
Document Need To Transfer of ownership within Between two different states
The complete set of documents needed to transfer a Vechile Registration Certificate (RC) is as follows:
- Forms 29 and 30: No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the original RTO; Vehicle Registration Certificate; Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate; Insurance certificate;
- Both the seller’s and the buyer’s legitimate ID
- Both the buyer and the seller must provide valid proof of address (such as an Aadhaar card, passport, utility bill, etc.).
- Road tax receipt; recent passport-sized photos of the seller and the buyer
- a fitness certificate.
Transfer of ownership within Between two different states
To transfer ownership when the buyer and owner live in different states, take the following steps:
Step 1: Have the RTO where the car is registered issue you a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
Step 2 needs to get Forms 28, 29, 30, and 33 from the buyer’s state’s RTO.
Step 3: Together with the car seller, complete and sign Forms 28, 29, 30, and 33.
Step 4: Deliver the completed forms to the RTO in the buyer’s state, together with the insurance certificate, the pollution under control (PUC) certificate, the registration certificate, and evidence of address for both the seller and the buyer.
Step 5: The ownership transfer charge between states must be paid.