Every city and state in India has numerous Regional Transport Offices, or RTOs, which address the local problems that the population faces. The RTO is utilized for everything. Including the sale of second-hand cars and collecting vehicle taxes and environmental inspections. And if you violate any road laws, then as a penalty, an e-challan must be paid. As we already know, to legally sell a used car, both the seller and the buyer must follow specific steps.
These procedures typically entail completing forms and sending specific papers to the respective RTO. The necessary paperwork for selling an automobile can be obtained at the RTO or online at the mParivahan website.
What is form 29, and how to fill out form RTO 29?
Form 29 is the form you need to fill out to transfer vehicle ownership from one individual to another.
The principal portion of Form 29�which has two parts�contains information about the original car owner and the purchaser. The form's final section contains an official endorsement. The steps for filling out Form 29 are described in detail below.
- Write the identity of the RA (Registering Authority) under whose jurisdiction the transferee resides to begin filling out the application. Write the owner's name and address in the spaces below according to what is stated on the identity document that is included with the form.
- Fill in the date you sold or gave the buyer possession of the car in the following blank. Additionally, the following fields must be completed: vehicle number, manufacturer, and chassis number.
- Complete the following space with the motor or engine number if you are the proprietor of a battery-operated car.
- Add the purchaser's name and the name of their father. Married women may also provide the name of their spouse in this field.
- Following the identity, enter the buyer's address as it appears on the evidence included with the form.
- Please fill in the accompanying field with the financier's name if your car was subject to a lease, hire-purchase, or hypothecation agreement.
- When transferring the vehicle, the original owner must also provide the buyer with the insurance and registration certificates. The applicant must attest that the vehicle is clear of all debts and that all details available on this form are accurate to the best of his knowledge.
- The original registered owner adds his thumbprint or signature to the beginning section's closing section and the date the application was submitted.
- The financier also adds his signature and date to the transfer of ownership as a symbol of consent.
- The identity of the Registering Authority under whose authority the candidate resides must now be filled out to send a registered mail acknowledgement of this documentation.
- The RA confirms this form by entering the RN (reference number), date, and name of the RTO office. Additionally, they claim that the consumer now owns the machine.
- The representative of the Registering Authority appends his signature, stamp, or official seal, together with the date, to the application's concluding section. Finally, the transferor's name is mentioned when the RTO sends a confirmation by Registered mail.
How to download form 29?
For instructions on how to download Form 29, see the steps below:
- To get the form, go to the mParivahan government app.
- Open the link for Form 29 under the "Driving Licence" section under the online services tab.
Important considerations when filling out Form 29
- Do not mix up the terms "transferor" and "transferee." The former is the car's real owner, whilst the latter is the buyer of the car after a sale.
- To transfer ownership of your automobile, you must fill out two copies of Form 29.
- The engine number is required at the time of Form 29 submission for battery-operated vehicles.
All documentation may be completed, and penalties can be paid via the mParivahan app.
Conclusion�
We know that the RTO Form 29 is necessary when selling a vehicle. It facilitates the sale of real estate from the initial owner to the purchaser. The documentation specifies that the buyer must get the RC (Registration Certificate) and IC (Insurance Copy). To keep up with vehicles and make hassle-free contactless transactions, download the Park+ app.