Vehicle Registration involves the recording of a motor vehicle in the official records after due verification. Vehicle Registration is mandatory under the law and is essential to prove the ownership of a vehicle. It is also required during the sale of a vehicle and transfer of its ownership.

To register a new, private, non-commercial vehicle, you need to apply in the prescribed form (either available online or with the concerned local authorities) to the RTO (Regional Transport Officer)/Transport Department of the area of your residence. You will be required to produce the sale certificate issued by the vehicle dealer, the road-worthiness certificate issued by the manufacturer, an attested copy of a valid vehicle insurance policy, documents as proof of address, a print of the chassis number and such other papers as may be needed. In addition, you will be asked to submit one-time road tax and the required registration fee. The vehicle will be physically inspected by the Inspecting Authority and a unique Registration Mark assigned to the vehicle for display thereon.

• On behalf of the owner of the vehicle, the dealer should apply.
• If already registered temporarily, the owner is eligible.

	Form 19
	Form 20 in duplicate if it is with HP
	Form 21
	Form 22
	PAN or GIR or Form - 60/61 of IT Department

1. Address Proof.

2. Insurance.

3. Passport-sized photo.

4. Life Time Tax for Non -Transport Vehicles.

5. ULW weight certificate for Transport Vehicles.

6. Permit Sanctioned proceedings for Transport Vehicles.

7. Temporary Registration. Certificate for temporarily registered vehicles..

	State Transport Authority
	Citizen Charter document - Registration
	Application Forms