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RC transfer: How to transfer Car ownership in India?
Transferring ownership of a two-wheeler in India involves several steps to ensure a smooth process. First, gather all necessary documents including the original RC, Form 29 and 30 (duly filled and signed), valid insurance certificate, Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate, and address proof. With these in hand, visit the nearest Regional Transport Office (RTO) or Additional Regional Transport Office (ARTO) in India. Submit the documents along with the filled application form for ownership transfer and pay the applicable fees, covering transfer charges and any pending road tax. It's essential that both the buyer and seller are present at the RTO for verification and signature verification. Once all documents are verified and approved, the RTO will issue a new RC in the buyer's name, officially completing the transfer of ownership process for the two-wheeler in India.
What documents are required for Bike RC transfer in India?
List of Documents:
- Form 29 - Download Form 29 for RTO
- Form 30 - Download Form 30 for RTO
- Two wheeler insurance
- Two wheeler pollution certificate
- Buyer Aadhaar - Download AADHAR card
- Seller Aadhaar - Download AADHAR card
- Original Two wheeler RC
- Original NOC & Form 35 (if any loan/lease) - Download Form 35
- Original NOC on letter head if seller is company
Transfer of Ownership
General Questions about vehicle ownership transfer procedures
Please note that the process and requirements may change over time, so it's essential to verify the most up-to-date information from the official state Transport Department website or visit the nearest RTO for any changes in the process, fees, or requirements.
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