Used Car/Bike Kharidi? RC Transfer Zaroori Hai!
India mein second-hand vehicle purchase karne ke baad RC (Registration Certificate) apne naam par transfer karna legally compulsory hai. Bina transfer ke agar accident ho toh aap legally liable ban sakte hain. RC transfer ke liye dono — buyer aur seller — ko documents dene hote hain.
Seller Ko Dene Wale Documents
- Original RC Book (Registration Certificate)
- Form 29 (Notice of Transfer of Ownership) — Signed by Seller
- Form 30 (Report of Transfer of Ownership) — Signed by Seller
- Insurance Certificate (Valid)
- PUC (Pollution Under Control) Certificate (Valid)
- NOC from Bank (If vehicle had a loan — Hypothecation Removal)
Buyer Ko Dene Wale Documents
- Form 29 aur Form 30 (Signed by both buyer and seller)
- Aadhaar Card (Address + Identity Proof)
- Passport Size Photos: 2
- New Insurance Policy (In buyer's name)
- PUC Certificate
- Sale Deed / Agreement (If any)
RC Transfer Fee
- Two-Wheeler: Rs. 300 to Rs. 500
- Four-Wheeler (Private): Rs. 500 to Rs. 1,500
- Commercial Vehicle: Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 3,000
- Timeline: 30 to 60 days after application submission at RTO
State-wise Difference in RC Transfer
- Same State Transfer: Form 29 + 30 sufficient
- Different State Transfer: Additional NOC from old state RTO required (Form 28), then re-registration in new state
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