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Originally Posted by prakash_ajp
(Post 2176125)
Did you get the form numbers mixed up by any chance? Form 33 says intimation of change of address and 27 says application for assignment of a new reg mark. I had my car on company lease, which means the company is the first owner and I am getting it transferred to my name. At the same time, since I live in a different state now, I also need to do everything in the state where I reside now. I have got the NOC from state A already. In this case, can I just change the ownership and address and not get a new registration no? TIA |
Originally Posted by girishab
(Post 2176507)
When a vehicle from state A needs to be used in state B for a period of more than 3 months, what is the amount of road tax that needs to be paid in state B? Is it x% of the value of the vehicle at purchase? Or is it the difference between the road tax % between states A and B? |
Originally Posted by Rollin' Thunda
(Post 2176461)
It is possible I got the form numbers mixed-up, I wrote the post sometime after I submitted the forms. Re your other question. I don't think it is ever necessary to change the registration number [readers, correct me if I am wrong. You may need to change registration if you sell the car in the new state], but you WILL need to pay the road-tax in the new state if you are going to reside there longer than 3 months. |
Originally Posted by Rollin' Thunda
(Post 2306524)
For two months, you don't need an NOC nor payment of road-tax. But you better have some proof (shipping list, etc) of when your vehicle entered Mumbai. |
Originally Posted by Stig
(Post 2973713)
Guys, Need your help.please: My friend moved his car to Hyderabad from Noida and got the NOC from Noida. Then he didn't bother to follow up with the local RTO and NOC expired. He moved to US and sent his car to Noida. Now, the Noida RTO is not re-registering the vehicle as per them they want an NOC from RTO Hyderabad on the NOC, or something which clears it out that the car was not registered in Hyderabad at all. His family is not able to to use the car as insurance company is not insuring the car without the RC. If anyone of the bhpians can help me point to the right direction or help me solve this, i will really appreciate. |
Originally Posted by Rollin' Thunda
(Post 2111089)
Thanks aargee, Crazydriver and all the others who gave their views. Because of the discuscussion here I went back today to the RTO. Here's the procedure: If you are leaving state A for state B: 1. make sure that you get an NOC (No objection certificate) from your local RTO in state A. 2. You also need to get the transfer endorsed on your vehicle registration. Unfortunately, this endorsement will not be just to state B, but a specific district in state B. So make sure that the right district is put in, because that is where you will have to go to get the transfer done. If neither your place of residence nor your place of work falls within that district, you are in trouble! 3. Also get the form 28 filled and signed by the RTO in place A. Once you are in place B: 1. you have 90 days to use your NOC, after which it expires. During this time you SHOULD pay the life-time road-tax in place B (which is sufficient to keep the cops happy) . Use form 27. In case you intend to go back to State A, you need not do any more (till you are about to leave, when you will probably have to get the NOC re-done in state B, I think). 2. If you want to apply for re-registration in state B, you should do so using form 33. Submit your original registration, form 28 (filled by RTO A), NOC, and proof of residence (or place of work, to do this I had to talk to the RTO in-charge, as the clerk wanted proof of residence within that district, which I couldn't produce as I am living outside it). 3. Then your vehicle is physically inspected, on that or some other day. A letter is sent by RTO B to RTO A to confirm that the NOC is bona-fide. This letter is usually never answered, so a copy of the letter is handed to you so that your agent in RTO A can get the necessary confirmation sent. You new registration is released within days. See, so simple! I love my India! |
Originally Posted by Rollin' Thunda
(Post 2111089)
A letter is sent by RTO B to RTO A to confirm that the NOC is bona-fide. This letter is usually never answered, so a copy of the letter is handed to you so that your agent in RTO A can get the necessary confirmation sent. You new registration is released within days. |
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