Inter-State Bike Transfer Thread

[pcgamer]

Re: Inter-State Bike Transfer Thread

Get all the original papers (get them laminated if not, Its raining till August)
Get PUC a day before you come.
Insurance, Original RC and your Driving license.

As get a NOC from Your Karnataka RTO.

The thing is, Maharashtra Police will ask you to get MH number, say you are here just for some days or a moth maximum and you are here jst to rain around. You don't have your home even ere, stays at relative home.

Because, now they will ask you to pay Road tax and get the Slip.

Getting MH number also need road tax.
Which is gonna be 8.5% (take9% in round figure) of Bike's value.
I didn't liked it, I guess you surprised ?

Now ride like a coyboy, hiding yourself.

Whenever caught say the same story. And show your recently done PUC as proof that you just came.

Why NOC is important :
They will say the bike is of stolen and this & that. And ask you for NOC at last when they don't have anything else to say.
I didn't got my NOC and now its hard to go back Delhi with Bike.
So better get NOC and carry it along with your bike papers.

Always be nice to Maharashtra police.
They think them self as superior.

Else 50-100rs gonna work sometime too.


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Hi PCGamer,

its real simple, we have covered this in the past as well.

if you are not coming for more than a year, then there is no need to get NOC from Karnataka as once you get the NOC you can term your bike as a NOMAD and that does not belong to any state.

The trouble you will face once you want to take the bike back to Karnataka RTO and have to pay bribe to transport the bike to Karnataka, and once again at karnataka to get the previous issued NOC cancelled.

The Rule says that once you have the NOC it has to be submitted with the RTO it has been issued to..
And hence if you have NOC you have to register ur bike in Maharashtra and then once leaving for Karnataka you have to take NOC again from Maharashtra for Karnataka.

So the correct procedure is to get the following:

Invoice of the Bike (actual cost paid to purchase)
Original Driving License and RC book.
PUC can be occupied within a weeks time of you entering Pune however you should carry the transport receipt all the time for this 1^st week.
Go to the RTO and the ROAD TAX for 11 Months or for the period you are going to stay in Maharashtra and drive tension free.

IF you face any trouble please let me know I would be happy to help as I have gone through the pain when I got the bike from MP (with and without NOC)

Cheers.

Hey guys, thanks for your replies. My plan of moving the bike might come on hold for a while unfortunately as some AH lifted my wallet while I was boarding a city bus in Bangalore. I lost my originals of License, RC and Voters ID I lodged a police complaint and will go to RTO for duplicates. Will definitely follow the above advices when the shifting time comes and will post back here in case of any queries...

[nadz11.ns]

Re: Inter-State Bike Transfer Thread

i have a FZ with Rajasthan registration and next month i am moving to J&K.. permanently..
the bike RC is in my name.
i want to know can i ride there with RJ number or do i have to get a new number from there..?
for a new one, what are the formalities i would have to do..?
or to keep riding with the old reg. what i have to do..?
thanks..

[Deccan Wanderer]

Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Hello!

Newbie here. I have a two year old Yamaha FZ16 which I would like to take to Maharashtra. My duration of stay is uncertain. It may be under a year or longer. Do I need to re-register my bike with RTO of my new destination? What are the documents required?

I went through Maharashtra RTO website. It mentions that all vehicles migrating from other states need to be registered within 12 months. Does it mean I have to register even if I'm here for say six months? While purchasing the bike dealer did not provide any receipt of tax paid although the registration card mentions - LTT. Since my bike is less than 3 yrs old, do I need to repay taxes in Maharashtra as well? In my current city I've never seen a PUC booth or a vehicle displaying PUC stickers. Most of the my local colleagues have never heard anything about requirement of PUC certificates. Can I get PUC after arriving in Maharashtra?

[The Monk]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Hello!

Newbie here. I have a two year old Yamaha FZ16 which I would like to take to Maharashtra. My duration of stay is uncertain. It may be under a year or longer. Do I need to re-register my bike with RTO of my new destination? What are the documents required?

I went through Maharashtra RTO website. It mentions that all vehicles migrating from other states need to be registered within 12 months. Does it mean I have to register even if I'm here for say six months?

Query Approved and Merged

[neelesh4]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Hello!

Do I need to re-register my bike with RTO of my new destination?
Depending on the duration of your stay you can just pay the road tax and carry-on, at the time of paying the MH road Tax you need to mention the duration for which they will charge the tax accordingly.

What are the documents required?
Invoice of the Bike (actual cost paid to purchase)
Original Driving License and RC book.

I went through Maharashtra RTO website. It mentions that all vehicles migrating from other states need to be registered within 12 months. Does it mean I have to register even if I'm here for say six months?
Road TAX will do and no need to get a permanent number for 6 Months.

do I need to repay taxes in Maharashtra as well?
Road Tax is charged on State basis and hence for every state the Road tax is different. so to answer your question yes you have to pay the Road Tax. However as stated it will depend on the depreciated value of your vehicle and on the duration of the stay.

Can I get PUC after arriving in Maharashtra?
Yes, you will see various PUC booth in the OMNI vans and other cars.. also every petrol pump has a PUC center near it. so PUC will not be an issue. But make sure you do carry your shipment document for safly.

Please see Answer in BOLD

[Deccan Wanderer]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Please see Answer in BOLD

Thank you for your reply. But I still need few clarifications. I hope you don't mind. -

1. Do I have to keep original with me all the time? I keep color photocopy in my wallet and that is because I've lost my original license and registration card with wallet once.
2. Regarding shipment documents, I plan to ride all the way to Nagpur on my bike if it is feasible, so in that case I'll not be having any proof of transportation of vehicle.

[neelesh4]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Thank you for your reply. But I still need few clarifications. I hope you don't mind. -

1. Do I have to keep original with me all the time? I keep color photocopy in my wallet and that is because I've lost my original license and registration card with wallet once.
Yes you have to, but if you carry a colour photo copy of the RC book that will do. but Original for Driving Li. have to be carried all the time.
2. Regarding shipment documents, I plan to ride all the way to Nagpur on my bike if it is feasible, so in that case I'll not be having any proof of transportation of vehicle.

thats would be a nice ride bro.... you toll that you will be paying those ticket will work as shipment document. budde jabalpur se Nagpur to ghar ki baat hai badde

[Deccan Wanderer]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

thats would be a nice ride bro.... you toll that you will be paying those ticket will work as shipment document. budde jabalpur se Nagpur to ghar ki baat hai badde

Haan yaar gharah ki baat hai par log faltu mein tension de dete hai. Anyway one last question, if I take NOC is it mandatory for me to re-register the vehicle or I can keep it as it is?

[neelesh4]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

, if I take NOC is it mandatory for me to re-register the vehicle or I can keep it as it is?

You can do that but once you want to get the bike back to jabalpur then you will face problem. as Jabalpur RTO will not accept the bike(officially) till they do not see another NOC from Nagpur RTO.

[vickks]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

You can do that but once you want to get the bike back to jabalpur then you will face problem. as Jabalpur RTO will not accept the bike(officially) till they do not see another NOC from Nagpur RTO.

There is a provision to cancel the NOC. If you don't submit the NOC you took from a RTO to another RTO, you can return it back to the original RTO.

[Deccan Wanderer]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

You can do that but once you want to get the bike back to jabalpur then you will face problem. as Jabalpur RTO will not accept the bike(officially) till they do not see another NOC from Nagpur RTO.

There is a provision to cancel the NOC. If you don't submit the NOC you took from a RTO to another RTO, you can return it back to the original RTO.

thanks neelesh and vickks for the reply. Vickss, Can I register with RTO other than the one on which the NOC is issued? like for example if I took NOC on Nagpur RTO but I moved on within few months to say different RTO jurisdiction let us say Hyderabad?

[neelesh4]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

There is a provision to cancel the NOC. If you don't submit the NOC you took from a RTO to another RTO, you can return it back to the original RTO.

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thanks neelesh and vickks for the reply. Vickss, Can I register with RTO other than the one on which the NOC is issued? like for example if I took NOC on Nagpur RTO but I moved on within few months to say different RTO jurisdiction let us say Hyderabad?

No Bro, if you are taking the NOC for Nagpur your bike needs to be registered in Nagpur only. if you want to move from Nagpur to another state then have to take NOC from Nagpur

so you need to decide at Jabalpur where you want to go

[Deccan Wanderer]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

as What I am aware of is that there is a time limit in which you can cancel the issued NOC after that.... no chance

Once you take an NOC for using your vehicle in a different state then it is registered, you are bound to get re register in that new state and the original states records will indicate that your vehicle has moved out to the other state to whom NOC is addressed. NOC normally have three or four copies. While two copies will be given to you with marking of the new RTO/City, the other NOC will be sent by registered AD by the original RTO where the vehicle was registered to the new RTO/City. If due to some reason you are unable to go to the state where the NOC is issued or got back to the original state/RTO before reregistration is done, then you may have to obtain a Non Utilization certificate of your NOC from the RTO to whom this is endorsed. It appears from Motor vehicle act, that there is no clear cut procedure for it or any format for this. Hence different RTO may have different practice on it. Where ever the RTO office is refusing to give this certificate, it would be essential you meet the RTO In charge / Regional Transport Officer and seek his intervention. He can even give a plain paper certificate stating that the said vehicle is not registered in his RTO/State. With this certificate and also with an affidavit that there is no miss use and your request is genuine; you should approach the RTO where you got the first registration done and apply for cancellation of NOC. Since the NOC details would have been mentioned in your RC Book, it is not possible to either change the name/resell/remove NOC unless it is applied to the RTO.

The above process may be painful but it is the only way. Most RTOs will not cancel the NOC without making sure; the vehicle was not earlier registered in a fraudulent manner at the office of RTO to whom NOC was earlier issued.

In any case, if your stay in another state is temporary (less than eleven months) you can use the vehicle there without reregistration and payment of tax to the new state.

Source – CARWALE

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No Bro, if you are taking the NOC for Nagpur your bike needs to be registered in Nagpur only. if you want to move from Nagpur to another state then have to take NOC from Nagpur

so you need to decide at Jabalpur where you want to go

Going to Nagpur is fixed only thing that is not known is how long I'm going to be there. It may be year or two or few months before being moved on again. Anyways thanks for your replies. It was really helpful.

[vickks]

Re: Taking MP registered bike to Maharashtra

Going to Nagpur is fixed only thing that is not known is how long I'm going to be there. It may be year or two or few months before being moved on again. Anyways thanks for your replies. It was really helpful.

The best option is : carry the copy of the Indian Motor Vehicles Act and highlight the clause which says "one can drive a vehicle in a state which is registered in another state for a period of 11 months without re-registering".
Am doing that for past months with my KA registered P220, currently in Guwahati, Assam. Am a localite of Guwahati, having my DL of Guwahati but a bike of KA. Cops go berserk! If they need to prove you have stated here for more than 11 months, let them prove!

[neelesh4]

Rules for interstate & noc from motor vehicle act

As there is a lot of fuzz confusion about the rules on interstate transfer and NOC, I have taken the information form the Motor Vehicles Act 1988. Hope this helps:


1) When a motor vehicle registered in one State has been kept in another State, for a period exceeding twelve months, the owner of the vehicle shall, within such period and in such form containing such particulars as may be prescribed by the Central Government, apply to the registering authority, within whose jurisdiction the vehicle then is, for the assignment of a new registration mark and shall present the certificate of registration to that registering authority:

Provided that an application under this sub-section shall be accompanied-

(i) by the no objection certificate obtained under section 48, or

(ii) in a case where no such certificate has been obtained, by-

(a) the receipt obtained under sub-section (2) of section 48; or

(b) the postal acknowledgment received by the owner of the vehicle if he has sent an application in this behalf by registered post acknowledgment due to the registering authority referred to in section 48,

together with a declaration that he has not received any communication from such authority refusing to grant such certificate or requiring him to comply with any direction subject to which such certificate may be granted:

Provided further that, in a case where a motor vehicle is held under a hire-purchase, lease or hypothecation agreement, an application under this subsection shall be accompanied by a no objection certificate from the person with whom such agreement has been entered into, and the provisions of section 51, so far as may be, regarding obtaining of such certificate from the person with whom such agreement has been entered into, shall apply.

(2) The registering authority, to which application is made under sub-section (1), shall after making such verification, as it thinks fit, of the returns, if any, received under section 62, assign the vehicle a registration mark as specified in sub-section (6) of section 41 to be displayed and shown thereafter on the vehicle and shall enter the mark upon the certificate of registration before returning it to the applicant and shall, in communication with the registering authority by whom the vehicle was previously registered, arrange for the transfer of the registration of the vehicle from the records of that registering authority to its own records.

(3) Where a motor vehicle is held under a hire-purchase or lease or hypothecation agreement, the registering authority shall, after assigning the vehicle a registration mark under sub-section (2), inform the person whose name has been specified in the certificate of registration as the person with whom the registered owner has entered into the hire-purchase or lease or hypothecation agreement (by sending to such person a notice by registered post acknowledgment due at the address of such person entered in the certificate of registration the fact of assignment of the said registration mark).

(4) A State Government may make rules under section 65 requiring the owner of a motor vehicle not registered within the State, which is brought into or is for the time being in the State, to furnish to the prescribed authority in the State such information with respect to the motor vehicle and its registration as may be prescribed.

(5) If the owner fails to make an application under sub-section (1) within the period prescribed, the registering authority may, having regard to the circumstances of the case, require the owner to pay, in lieu of any action that may be taken against him under section 177, such amount not exceeding one hundred rupees as may be prescribed under sub-section (7):

Provided that action under section 177 shall be taken against the owner where the owner fails to pay the said amount.

(6) Where the owner has paid the amount under sub-section (5), no action shall be taken against him under section 177.

(7) For the purposes of sub-section (5), the State Government may prescribe different amounts having regard to the period of delay on the part of the owner in making an application under sub-section (1).

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No objection certificate

(1) The owner of a motor vehicle when applying for the assignment of a new registration mark under sub-section (1) of section 47, or where the transfer of a motor vehicle is to be effected in a State other than the State of its registration, the transferor of such vehicle where reporting the transfer under sub-section (1) of section 50, shall make an application in such form and in such manner as may be prescribed by the Centra Government to the registering authority by which the vehicle was registered for the issue of a certificate (hereafter in this section referred to as the no objection certificate), to the effect that the registering authority has no objection for assigning a new registration mark to the vehicle or, as the case may be, for entering the particulars of the transfer of ownership in the certificate o registration.

(2) The registering authority shall, on receipt of an application under sub-section (1), issue a receipt in such form as may be prescribed by the Centra Government.

(3) On receipt of an application under sub-section (1), the registering authority may, after making such inquiry and requiring the applicant to comply with such directions as it deems fit and within thirty days of the receipt thereof by order in writing, communicate to the applicant that it has granted or refused to grant the no objection certificate:

Provided that a registering authority shall not refuse to grant the no objection certificate unless it has recorded in writing the reasons for doing so and a copy of the same has been communicated to the applicant.

(4) Where within a period of thirty days referred to in sub-section (3), the registering authority does not refuse to grant the no objection certificate or does not communicate the refusal to the applicant, the registering authority shall be deemed to have granted the no objection certificate.

(5) Before granting of refusing to grant the no objection certificate, the registering authority shall obtain a report in writing from the police that no case relating to the theft of the motor vehicle concerned has been reported or is pending, verify whether all the amounts due to Government including road tax in respect of that motor vehicle have been paid and take into account such other factors as may be prescribed by the Central Government.

1[(6) The owner of the vehicle shall also inform at the earliest, in writing, the registering authority about the theft of his vehicle together with the name of the police station where the theft report was lodged, and the registering authority shall take into account such report while disposing of any application for no objection certification, registration, transfer of ownership or issue of duplicate registration certificate].

1. Ins. by Act 54 of 1994, sec. 13 (w.e.f. 14-11-1994).

Cheers
Neelesh Verma