Moving a car between States - Transfer, road tax, refund etc.

Geo_Ipe · 20th August 2020, 23:28

Posting on behalf of a friend (let us call him Mr. M), who has recently acquired a 2013 HM Ambassador from Mumbai. This is an MH registered car, which has been now registered in the name of one of his relatives (let is call him Mr. R) with a Mumbai address.

Now starts the problems. The car needs to reach KL and needs to be transferred to Mr M's name. Mr. R does not have a KL adress proof & Mr. M does not have an MH address proof.

According to my friend, the local MH RTO is refusing to give an NOC, stating some 'test' which the car has to pass. I was under the impression that only cars which have completed 15 years need to go for fitness testing, but apparently MH needs fitness test to be done to give an NOC!

Could anyone please guide my friend as to how to get this whole thing done? He has been trying for the past 5-6 months without success. Thanks in advance!

PS: Mods - starting a new thread as I could not find a thread which dealt with such an issue.

Aditya · 21st August 2020, 05:43

Thread moved out from the Assembly Line. Thanks for sharing!

ajmat · 21st August 2020, 07:55

Dont know about the test part. You need to get an NOC. When I bought my Skoda, I got the NOC and first transferred my car locally and paid all taxes. I dont think the NOC really mattered until the re-registration process which happens after 40 days.

dhanushs · 21st August 2020, 08:50

As far as I remember, when I transferred my Jeep from MH to KL:

- First get a good RTO agent in Mumbai. Mallus don't want to go directly and hustle with the authorities there.
- Once done, I think agent will get all clearance certificates like Police, Traffic etc..
- You have to take 5 copies (IIRC) of chassis imprint in a paper.
- If all clear, getting the NOC is just a days job and about a couple of thousand bucks.
- Also, i dont think there are any tests for 2013 cars, unless its a taxi, he might have to get the fitness?

Once you get the NOC, the process is pretty much straight forward here in Kerala.

Also, for getting NOC, Mr M dont need a Mumbai addresss and Mr R dont need a Kerala address.

Vijin · 21st August 2020, 09:05

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Originally Posted by dhanushs

Once you get the NOC, the process is pretty much straight forward here in Kerala.

I was thinking the process is straight forward only if the name of the person is same in NOC/Old RC and new application. Always wondered how cars24 and similar vendors manage it.

SPIKE ARRESTOR · 21st August 2020, 09:39

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Originally Posted by Geo_Ipe

According to my friend, the local MH RTO is refusing to give an NOC, stating some 'test' which the car has to pass.

You could also ask your friend to file a RTI to the concerned department. That way the official rule / procedures for such transfer can be found out, once this is available, the RTO doesn't have much choice. In addition to this, approach them through a local agent and not directly for paper work.

Spike

hserus · 22nd August 2020, 11:29

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Originally Posted by SPIKE ARRESTOR

You could also ask your friend to file a RTI to the concerned department. That way the official rule / procedures for such transfer can be found out, once this is available, the RTO doesn't have much choice. In addition to this, approach them through a local agent and not directly for paper work.

Spike

Whatever tests there are will be clearly documented on the Vahan website and they typically give it to you in writing.

Read this thread carefully. https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/india...efund-etc.html

SS-Traveller · 22nd August 2020, 20:22

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Originally Posted by Geo_Ipe

...2013 HM Ambassador from Mumbai. This is an MH registered car, which has been now registered in the name of one of his relatives (let is call him Mr. R) with a Mumbai address.

Now starts the problems. The car needs to reach KL and needs to be transferred to Mr M's name. Mr. R does not have a KL adress proof & Mr. M does not have an MH address proof.

According to my friend, the local MH RTO is refusing to give an NOC, stating some 'test' which the car has to pass. I was under the impression that only cars which have completed 15 years need to go for fitness testing, but apparently MH needs fitness test to be done to give an NOC!

This thread (https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/india...nd-etc-45.html) is a treasure trove of the kind of information you are looking for. In fact, I would suggest that moderators merge this with the main thread.

The owner (transferor, Mr.R) of the car is in MH, and has his MH address proof. The transferee (Mr.M) wants the car to be KL reg, and has his address proof in KL. Simply apply online for the NOC with the necessary documents! Or take the car to KL, pay the road tax there, and continue driving on the MH plate in Mr.R's name.

Tulok · 7th September 2020, 00:13

Hello guys, I am planning to buy a car from Noida and bring it to Nagaland. What will be the procedure to get a NOC and transfer the registration to my state? How long does it usually take for the RTO to issue the NOC? Suppose if the RTO takes a week or two to issue the NOC, can I take the car to Nagaland before the RTO issues the NOC and later ask some one to send the NOC through courier? Will it be better to go the agent route ?

Edit: Pre owned Fortuner, 2010 November Manufactured.

Regards
Tulok

Dry Ice · 7th September 2020, 00:16

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Originally Posted by Tulok

Hello guys, I am planning to buy a car from Noida and bring it to Nagaland. What will be the procedure to get a NOC and transfer the registration to my state? How long does it usually take for the RTO to issue the NOC? Suppose if the RTO takes a week or two to issue the NOC, can I take the car to Nagaland before the RTO issues the NOC and later ask some one to send the NOC through courier? Will it be better to go the agent route ?

Regards
Tulok

Why not simply get a temporary registration if its a new car? Would also cost less as you would need to pay the lifetime road tax only in Nagaland when you apply for a number/permanent registration there.

Tulok · 7th September 2020, 00:20

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Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Why not simply get a temporary registration if its a new car?

Sorry sir, I am talking about a pre owned car. Fortuner 1st Generation to be precise. Registration date of the car November 2010.

Dry Ice · 7th September 2020, 00:28

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Originally Posted by Tulok

Sorry sir, I am talking about a pre owned car. Fortuner 1st Generation to be precise. Registration date of the car November 2010.

I think then you should initiate the NOC formalities soon, as the car is nearing the 10yr mark at which RTO might cancel the registration. It's practically impossible to get a NOC once the registration has been cancelled.

Bhpian iTNerd followed a similar route with buying a NCR Fortuner and registering in NE(Manipur, I guess) - https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-...ml#post4741120 (Review: 1st-gen Toyota Fortuner)

He might be able to give you some practical points on how to go about the scenario given the distance involved.

Tulok · 7th September 2020, 00:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Bhpian iTNerd followed a similar route with buying a NCR Fortuner and registering in NE(Manipur, I guess)

Have been following his purchase of the Fortuner and transferring it to his hometown, Imphal (Manipur). But he is based at Noida and he must had a lot of time to wait for the NOC to be issued after which he transferred the car. As for me I am planning to go up to Noida and finalise the deal and come back as soon as possible due to Corona, as I will not be comfortable in spending many days away from home.
Will it be okay if someone sends me the NOC through courier after I take the car to my state ? Because as far as I understand NOC will only be required when I re register the car in my state.

Regards
Tulok

jasjotbains · 7th September 2020, 15:12

Hello

I am having an Activa which I purchased in TN (Tirupur North RTO). I'm currently living in Hosur and need to get the scooter sent to my hometown Chandigarh. I've applied for online NOC. I have a few doubts:

1. Is it mandatory to bring the vehicle to Tirupur for the NOC process?
2. If not, I'll need to send them original RC along with the application. What are the chances of my application being misplaced and hence original RC getting lost?
3. Will the RTO send NOC to my address or will they generate an online copy?
4. What is the expected time period for the NOC to be issued?
5. What other documents do I need to send along with application?
6. Any other things I need to look out for? Like road tax refund etc.

warrioraks · 15th September 2020, 19:58

I am looking at a pre-used car registered in Gurgaon. Spoke with an agent about the potential transfer process and he mentioned it’s cumbersome because all my residence proofs bear a Delhi address. And rental agreements are not accepted by RTO office.

His idea was that he will get it done if I pay 7000 extra.

Any idea if his points are valid? And is there a way out of this without spending such a huge amount for an administrative process.

20th August 2020, 23:28	#796
Geo_Ipe Senior - BHPian Join Date: May 2011 Location: Vellore Posts: 1,055 Thanked: 3,506 Times View My Garage	How to transfer a car from MH to KL Posting on behalf of a friend (let us call him Mr. M), who has recently acquired a 2013 HM Ambassador from Mumbai. This is an MH registered car, which has been now registered in the name of one of his relatives (let is call him Mr. R) with a Mumbai address. Now starts the problems. The car needs to reach KL and needs to be transferred to Mr M's name. Mr. R does not have a KL adress proof & Mr. M does not have an MH address proof. According to my friend, the local MH RTO is refusing to give an NOC, stating some 'test' which the car has to pass. I was under the impression that only cars which have completed 15 years need to go for fitness testing, but apparently MH needs fitness test to be done to give an NOC! Could anyone please guide my friend as to how to get this whole thing done? He has been trying for the past 5-6 months without success. Thanks in advance! PS: Mods - starting a new thread as I could not find a thread which dealt with such an issue.
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Aditya Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mumbai Posts: 19,611 Thanked: 84,770 Times View My Garage	re: How to transfer a car from MH to KL Thread moved out from the Assembly Line. Thanks for sharing!
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ajmat Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 15,157 Thanked: 30,595 Times View My Garage	re: How to transfer a car from MH to KL Dont know about the test part. You need to get an NOC. When I bought my Skoda, I got the NOC and first transferred my car locally and paid all taxes. I dont think the NOC really mattered until the re-registration process which happens after 40 days.
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dhanushs Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Chennai Posts: 4,403 Thanked: 11,043 Times	re: How to transfer a car from MH to KL As far as I remember, when I transferred my Jeep from MH to KL: - First get a good RTO agent in Mumbai. Mallus don't want to go directly and hustle with the authorities there. - Once done, I think agent will get all clearance certificates like Police, Traffic etc.. - You have to take 5 copies (IIRC) of chassis imprint in a paper. - If all clear, getting the NOC is just a days job and about a couple of thousand bucks. - Also, i dont think there are any tests for 2013 cars, unless its a taxi, he might have to get the fitness? Once you get the NOC, the process is pretty much straight forward here in Kerala. Also, for getting NOC, Mr M dont need a Mumbai addresss and Mr R dont need a Kerala address.
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7th September 2020, 00:13	#804
Tulok BHPian Join Date: May 2019 Location: NL 01 Posts: 36 Thanked: 28 Times	Re: Moving a car between States - Transfer, road tax, refund etc. Hello guys, I am planning to buy a car from Noida and bring it to Nagaland. What will be the procedure to get a NOC and transfer the registration to my state? How long does it usually take for the RTO to issue the NOC? Suppose if the RTO takes a week or two to issue the NOC, can I take the car to Nagaland before the RTO issues the NOC and later ask some one to send the NOC through courier? Will it be better to go the agent route ? Edit: Pre owned Fortuner, 2010 November Manufactured. Regards Tulok Last edited by Tulok : 7th September 2020 at 00:22. Reason: Forgot to mention the car.
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7th September 2020, 15:12	#809
jasjotbains BHPian Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Chandigarh Posts: 284 Thanked: 468 Times	Re: Moving a car between States - Transfer, road tax, refund etc. Hello I am having an Activa which I purchased in TN (Tirupur North RTO). I'm currently living in Hosur and need to get the scooter sent to my hometown Chandigarh. I've applied for online NOC. I have a few doubts: 1. Is it mandatory to bring the vehicle to Tirupur for the NOC process? 2. If not, I'll need to send them original RC along with the application. What are the chances of my application being misplaced and hence original RC getting lost? 3. Will the RTO send NOC to my address or will they generate an online copy? 4. What is the expected time period for the NOC to be issued? 5. What other documents do I need to send along with application? 6. Any other things I need to look out for? Like road tax refund etc.
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15th September 2020, 19:58	#810
warrioraks BHPian Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: Delhi Posts: 536 Thanked: 4,109 Times	Re: Moving a car between States - Transfer, road tax, refund etc. I am looking at a pre-used car registered in Gurgaon. Spoke with an agent about the potential transfer process and he mentioned it’s cumbersome because all my residence proofs bear a Delhi address. And rental agreements are not accepted by RTO office. His idea was that he will get it done if I pay 7000 extra. Any idea if his points are valid? And is there a way out of this without spending such a huge amount for an administrative process.
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