How to Get a Registration for a New Car

Vehicle Registration Process for New Cars in India. Documents for ID and Address Proof as accepted with RTO Forms required for Registration

New Car Registration Process - Updated in 2021

• Are you planning to Buy New Car and Register on Own or through Dealer ?

• Do you feel that your Car Dealer is charging you additional Money for registration of your New Car ?

Now, no need to pay any Bribe or any additional sum. RTO has clearly defined document checklist required for Vehicle  registration, here is the Process Simplified for Registration of New Car on Self Basis without any assistance of broker :-

Documents to be Submitted for New Car Registration in 2021

Ensure that you collect the documents from the car dealer at best before taking the car delivery, it will save you time and further follow ups :-

1. Invoice: You need to Procure and Submit both

• Retail Invoice as given against Car

• Manufacturer Invoice of Car which they have billed to Dealer against stated Chassis Number

If you going to do Self Registration - ensure to ask your Dealer for both Invoice Copies pre hand

2. Sale Certificate (RTO Form 21): Effectively RTO Form 21 is what called Sale Certificate. As per RTO, a sale certificate is mandatory to be submitted. This effectively contain details of Vehicle including Model Details, Year and Month of Manufacturing, Invoice Amount

Ask your Car Dealer for providing same before taking in Delivery of Car

3. Road Worthiness Certificate (RTO Form 22): Effectively RTO Form 22 depicts that vehicle sold is in compliance with Safety, Road Worthiness and Pollution Certificate. You need to obtain it in Original from your car dealer if you going for Self Registration. Else, you may even ask a photo-copy of it for your records

Yes - your Car do not need any PUC Check for 1 year from Date of Registration

4. Copy of Insurance :If the dealer doing Car Insurance then Insurance Policy with Matching Engine Number, Chassis number, Name, Address, Model Details as per Invoice needs to be obtained from Car Dealer. Else, if you doing Online or from some agency then you anyway will have it and a copy of same needs to be submitted

5.Adding Loan HP (RTO Form 34) : Form 34 (optional for adding loan hypothecation, if vehicle is bought on Finance) to be additionally filled and submitted. Form 34 requires stamp and sign of Banker. A Dealer can assist you in same, wherein registration would be done by you

6.Vehicle Registration Form (RTO Form 20): Effectively, RTO Form 20 is what used for Vehicle Registration. This needs to be Filled and Submitted to RTO along with

• Copy of Temporary Registration (Valid for 30 days)

• Valid ID & Address Proof (as per RTO List. Rent Agreement is not acceptable in most of the states, Union Territories)

• Chassis Imprint on Plain Paper taken by Pencil (Optional and not all RTO ask for it)

Do note that if you going for Self Registration then Dealer will do Temporary Registration which will be valid for 30 days, Temporary Registration needs to be applied in

Additional Documents in case of Car Bought in one State and registered in Other State

» IGST (Inter State GST) Bill if your State is different from Original State. Remember GST should not be Paid as CGST, rather IGST Paid Invoice needed. This is very Essential with your address and State Clearly Mentioned

For More Information on RTO forms and RTO Charges, refer

- Vehicle Registration Forms - Download copy of all registration forms

- Vehicle Registration Fees - Know the Registration Slabs in all major cities of India

Valid ID & Address Proof Documents for Vehicle Registration

ID & Address Proof. While ID Proof is generally been taken from PAN Card - which is a Mandatory Document in RTO Offices in India, been Sale Transaction is more than Rs 50,000. Below are List of documents accepted as Valid ID and Address Proof for registration Purpose.

ID Proof as accepted in RTO	Valid Address Proof for Vehicle Registration
PAN Card  (Its Mandatory Document)	Utility Bill - Electricity / Water etc
UID Aadhaar Card - for both ID & Add Proof	Election Card
Election Card - for both ID & Add	Passport Copy - Passport should not be expired
Passport - for both ID & Add - should not be expired	UID Aadhaar Card Copy
State Government ID Proof	Nationalized Bank A/c Statement with 6 month Banking
Driving License (only as ID Proof)	Ration Card Copy with Name mentioned in Ration Card
	LIC Policy Certificate with Policy Vintage of atleast 6 month
	Property Registry Papers
	Landline Telephone Bill from Government Owned  BSNL / MTNL etc
	For Rent - Registered Rent Agreement + Police NOC + Landlord Utility Bill + NOC from Landord - accepted in select RTO Offices
	Address Proof Confirmation from Employer - if Employer is PSU / Government Undertaking / State Government Organization

Important:

a) Driving License is no more considered a document for Address Proof

b) PAN Card is now a Mandatory Document for Registration. Form 60/61 declaration is now not accepted.

c) Some RTO Offices - to curb false registration - now demand for 2 different set of address proof to be submitted by applicant.

Cities:- Delhi (Rent Agreement not accepted in New Delhi), Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kerala, Kolkata, Ludhiana,Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Thane, Vashi etc.

Do Note: In Case of Utility Bill Submitted or Registry Papers - where address is mentioned in name of Father / Mother - applicant has to furnish relationship proof document. For example - if Electricity Bill is in name of Mother, and son buying a car - then appropriate relationship proof document is required to be submitted in RTO.

Disclaimer:- Above is Tentative List of Documents and are generally been accepted by Most of RTO Offices as ID & Address Proof. However - exact requirement and validity can well be known from respective local RTO where one is registering a vehicle.

How to Get a Registration for a New Car

Source: https://www.mycarhelpline.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=entry&id=94&Itemid=91

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