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Changing a vehicle's owner (RC transfer)

The seller signs Forms 29 and 30 and hands over the RC and insurance; the transfer is applied for on the Vahan portal, the fee paid and the papers shown at the RTA office. The RC in the new owner's name comes by Speed Post.

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Published on 12-11-2026. Not every fact has been checked against its official source yet: confirm at the office.

Where:OnlineAt the office

For whom: Anyone in Andhra Pradesh who sells or buys a private (non-transport) two-wheeler or car, or a family member who must move a vehicle into their name after the owner's death. Autos, taxis and goods vehicles also need their permit transferred; ask at the RTA office about that.

1Your situation

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Why is the owner changing?
Who are you?
Where does the buyer live?
Is there a loan on the vehicle (a bank's or finance company's name on the RC, hypothecation)?

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2Documents you need

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  • Details

    Sources: 1, 2, 8

  • Details

    Sources: 1, 2, 8

  • Details

    If you don't have it: If it has run out, have the vehicle tested at an authorised pollution testing centre for a new one.

    Sources: 1, 8

  • Get it on the official page ↗
    Details

    Filled in and signed by the seller; the buyer signs too. If there is a loan, the financier signs as well.

    If you don't have it: On the Transport Department website's Forms page (Registration, "Transfer of Ownership"), in English and Telugu.

    Sources: 1, 7, 15, 8

  • Get it on the official page ↗
    Details

    Part I is filled in and signed by the seller, Part II by the buyer (who can also name a nominee here). If a loan carries on, two copies with the financier's consent signed.

    If you don't have it: On the Transport Department website's Forms page; for a vehicle with a loan, the "Transfer of Ownership (if covered by finance)" form.

    Sources: 1, 7, 16, 8

  • If you don't have it: → New PAN card
    Details

    Not confirmed: The Transport Department's page asks for a PAN card for a four-wheeler without saying whose; Parivahan says the seller's and the buyer's (or Form 60). Keep copies of both.

    Sources: 1, 12

  • Details

    Any one of: Aadhaar card, ration card, bank passbook, electricity bill, water bill, telephone or mobile bill, cooking gas connection papers, municipal tax receipt, a pay slip from a public sector organisation, or a driving licence. The charter says the copies are attested by a gazetted officer.

    Sources: 8, 16

  • Details

    Signed by the owner on the RC and by the financier (with its seal). Three copies if the vehicle was first registered at another RTA.

    If you don't have it: When the loan is fully repaid, get Form 35 signed by the bank or finance company.

    Sources: 3, 18, 8

  • Details

    Sources: 8, 14

  • Details

    The NOC; or the RTA's order refusing it; or, if neither has come, the seller's declaration that nothing was received, with the receipt or postal acknowledgement for the NOC application.

    Sources: 1, 12, 8

  • Details

    Not confirmed: The 2022 charter asks for a CC when the vehicle is registered at another office in the state. We could not confirm whether a vehicle on Vahan still needs it, or how to get it; ask at the RTA office.

    Sources: 8

  • Get it on the official page ↗
    Details

    Signed by the owner, with a ₹3 non-judicial court fee stamp and a pencil impression of the chassis number; if there is a loan, signed by the financier as well.

    If you don't have it: "Issue of No Objection Certificate" on the Transport Department website's Forms page.

    Sources: 4, 8, 7

  • Details

    Sources: 4, 13

  • Details

    Sources: 5

  • If you don't have it: → After a death in the family
    Details

    Sources: 2, 8

  • Details

    Filled in and signed by the person taking the vehicle: the deceased owner's name, your relationship, proof of nomination or succession. If there is a loan, two copies with the financier's consent signed.

    Sources: 2, 17, 8

  • If you don't have it: → After a death in the family
    Details

    On ₹10 non-judicial stamp paper, attested by a notary: all the other legal heirs agree to the vehicle moving into your name. If the owner named you as nominee on the RC, Form 31 asks for proof of that nomination.

    Not confirmed: No Andhra Pradesh page says whether the heirs' affidavit is still needed when there is a nominee; ask at the RTA office, and whether it also wants a family member certificate.

    Sources: 8, 12, 17

3Your steps

· Do them in order. Tick each one when it is done.

If something goes wrong
  1. Do this now

    Look at the RC.

    If a bank's or finance company's name is entered (hire purchase, lease or hypothecation), the vehicle has a loan entry. If so, answer "Yes" to the loan question and follow those steps.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 3, 14, 15

  2. Do this now

    Before selling, repay the loan in full and have the loan entry removed from the RC: get Form 35 and a letter from the financier, then on the Vahan portal enter the vehicle number and choose "HYPOTHECATION TERMINATION" under "Basic Services"; pay, upload papers and take an appointment if the portal asks.

    If the buyer is to carry on the loan instead, the financier signs its consent on Forms 29 and 30.

    Where
    Online
    Fee
    By the Transport Department's Rule 81 fee page there is no fee for removing a loan entry; an older page on the same site says ₹100. Pay what the portal shows.
    Open the official page
    Not confirmed

    We could not confirm where this service is for a vehicle not on Vahan (registered in the older system); if the portal does not find your vehicle, ask at the RTA office.

    Sources: 3, 6, 8, 14, 11, 9, 15, 16

  3. Do this now

    Before paying for a vehicle with a loan, ask the seller to repay it and have the loan entry removed from the RC (Form 35).

    Or, if you carry on the loan, the financier signs its consent on Forms 29 and 30, and Form 30 is made in two copies.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 3, 15, 16, 8

  4. Do this now

    The buyer lives in another state, so get the NOC (Form 28) from the RTA where the vehicle is registered: on the Vahan portal choose "NOC" under "Online Services", give the vehicle number, the last 5 digits of the chassis number and the OTP, and pay; go to the RTA office if asked, with Form 28 in three copies (four if there is a loan) and proof that the tax is paid.

    Where
    Online
    Fee
    The Transport Department's pages give no NOC fee, only the ₹3 court fee stamp. Pay what the portal shows.
    Open the official page
    Not confirmed

    We could not confirm whether the paper Form 28 and the stamp are still asked for after applying for the NOC on Vahan; the Transport Department's pages are older than Vahan.

    Sources: 4, 8, 13, 11, 9

  5. Do this now

    The vehicle is registered in another state, so the NOC (Form 28) comes from that state's RTA: apply there.

    Where
    The RTA of the state where the vehicle is registered
    Not confirmed

    A vehicle registered in another state follows that state's rules.

    Sources: 13

  6. Do this now

    If the vehicle is registered at another RTA in Andhra Pradesh, the 2022 charter asks for a clearance certificate (CC) from that RTA.

    Ask the RTA office where the vehicle is registered whether it is still needed and how it is issued.

    Where
    The RTA office where the vehicle is registered
    Not confirmed

    We did not find on any Andhra Pradesh page which papers or fee a CC needs.

    Sources: 8

  7. Do this now

    Fill in and sign Form 29 (two copies) and Part I of Form 30, and have the buyer sign as well.

    Hand the original RC, the insurance certificate and the pollution certificate (and the CC or NOC, if any) to the buyer. Keep copies of the forms with the buyer's name and address and the date of sale.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 1, 15, 16, 7

  8. Do this now

    Tell the Transport Department that you sold the vehicle: Form 29 goes to the RTA where the buyer lives, with a copy to the RTA where you live (the form says by registered post, acknowledgement due).

    When the transfer is recorded, the copy of Form 29 with the RTA's endorsement comes back to you; keep it safe.

    Where
    RTA offices (the buyer's and yours)
    Time limit
    By section 50 of the Motor Vehicles Act: within 14 days of the sale if the vehicle is registered in the state where the buyer lives; within 45 days if it is registered in a different state from the one where the buyer lives.
    Not confirmed

    We could not confirm whether applying for the transfer on Vahan also covers this notice.

    Sources: 1, 15, 12, 22

  9. Do this now

    The transfer itself is applied for on the Vahan portal, under "Transfer of Ownership".

    By the Motor Vehicles Act that application, with the RC and the fee, is the buyer's; yours is the Form 29 notice. Vahan says that if the portal asks for Aadhaar authentication it must be the registered owner's, which is you until the transfer is recorded; an application made with another person's Aadhaar is rejected and the fee is not refunded. If the portal asks for it, do that part with the buyer.

    Where
    Online
    Open the official page
    Not confirmed

    Parivahan's FAQ does not say which mobile the OTP goes to; if it is the number on the RC, you need to be there when the buyer applies.

    Sources: 11, 10, 22

  10. Do this now

    Collect from the seller: the original RC, the insurance certificate, a valid pollution certificate, Form 29 (two copies) and Form 30 signed by the seller, and for a car a copy of the seller's PAN card.

    Fill in and sign Part II of Form 30 yourself; you can name a nominee there if you wish.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 1, 15, 16, 12

  11. Do this now

    If the vehicle is registered in another state, get from the seller the NOC (Form 28) issued by that state's RTA.

    If it is registered at another RTA in Andhra Pradesh, ask whether that RTA's clearance certificate (CC) is needed and get it.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 1, 8, 12, 13

  12. Do this now

    Have the insurance policy moved into your name.

    The seller tells the insurance company in writing, and you fill in a fresh proposal form. There is a small transfer fee; the seller's no claim bonus does not pass to you, and you pay the difference for the rest of the policy period. The RC and the insurance must carry the same name and address, or a claim is not paid.

    Where
    The insurance company's office (or its website)
    Time limit
    Under a comprehensive or package policy, if the transfer is not recorded within 14 days, no claim is paid for damage to the vehicle.

    Sources: 19

  13. Do this now

    By the Motor Vehicles Act the buyer applies for the transfer, with the RC and the fee.

    On the Vahan portal, enter the vehicle number and "Proceed", then choose "Basic Services". Validate with the last 5 digits of the chassis number, enter the OTP and choose "Transfer of Ownership". Fill in the new owner's and the insurance details, pay the fee, upload papers and take an appointment if the portal asks. Keep the receipt.

    Where
    Online
    Fee
    By the Transport Department's fee page, the transfer fee is half the registration fee: ₹150 for a motor cycle; ₹300 for a private car. The portal shows the total, with service, smart card and postal charges, before you pay. If you are late, section 50 of the Act lets the RTA collect an amount set by the state. When the NOC is handed in late, the fee page adds ₹300 for each month of delay for a motor cycle and ₹500 for other vehicles.
    Time limit
    The buyer applies within 30 days of the sale (Motor Vehicles Act, section 50). The seller's notice in Form 29 is due within 14 days, or 45 days if the vehicle is registered in another state.
    Open the official page
    Not confirmed

    Parivahan's answer on this service is written for the vehicle's owner ("my vehicle") and does not say whether the seller or the buyer does these steps. Parivahan's FAQ does not say which mobile the OTP goes to; if it is the number on the RC, the seller needs to be there. If the portal asks for Aadhaar authentication, it must be the registered owner's; Vahan says an application made with another person's Aadhaar is rejected and the fee is not refunded. We could not confirm the route for a vehicle not on Vahan (registered in the older system); we could not read the department's older portal (aprtacitizen.epragathi.org). The Andhra Pradesh pages give no service charges for a transfer. The Act gives the buyer 30 days; Parivahan's page gives 14 days (45 for a vehicle registered in another state) for the same Form 30 application.

    Sources: 11, 9, 10, 6, 1, 12, 22

  14. Do this now

    If the portal gives an appointment, go to the RTA office that day with the originals and copies: Forms 29 and 30, the original RC, insurance, pollution certificate, your proof of address, the PAN card for a car (and the CC or NOC, if any) and the Vahan receipt.

    Where
    RTA office for where you live (unit office, RTO or DTC)
    Not confirmed

    We could not confirm whether a transfer in Andhra Pradesh is contactless (no office visit); Vahan says services that are not contactless need a visit to the RTA. The 2022 charter gives no time frame for a transfer.

    Sources: 8, 1, 10, 11

  15. Do this now

    If the vehicle is registered in another state and you live in Andhra Pradesh, apply in Form 27 for an Andhra Pradesh registration mark and pay the state's vehicle tax.

    This needs the NOC, the RC, proof of address, insurance and the pollution certificate.

    Where
    RTA office for where you live
    Time limit
    Within 12 months of bringing the vehicle to Andhra Pradesh.
    Not confirmed

    Ask at the RTA office how much state tax is due and whether the transfer and the new number are done together; we did not find these details on any official page.

    Sources: 5

  16. Do this now

    Within 30 days of the owner's death, the family member or heir who has the vehicle informs the RTA for where they live and keep the vehicle of the death and that they intend to use the vehicle.

    They may then use it for up to 3 months as if it had been transferred to them.

    Where
    The RTA office for where you live and keep the vehicle
    Time limit
    Within 30 days of the death.
    Not confirmed

    The Andhra Pradesh page does not say in what form to give this notice (a form, online); ask at the RTA office.

    Sources: 2, 12, 22

  17. Do this now

    If there is a loan on the vehicle, tell the financier and get its consent signed on Form 31, in two copies.

    If the loan is repaid, the loan entry can be removed with Form 35.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 17, 8, 3

  18. Do this now

    Within 3 months, apply in Form 31 to move the vehicle into your name: go to the RTA office for where you live and keep the vehicle with the death certificate, the heirs' affidavit, the original RC, insurance, pollution certificate and your proof of address.

    The office may ask you to apply and pay on the Vahan portal first if the service is there.

    Where
    The RTA office for where you live and keep the vehicle
    Fee
    By the Transport Department's fee page, half the registration fee: ₹150 for a motor cycle, ₹300 for a private car. The portal or the office tells you any other charges.
    Time limit
    Within 3 months of the death.
    Not confirmed

    We could not confirm whether the death case is online on Vahan. We did not find on any official page what more is needed when the vehicle is registered in another state; ask at the RTA office.

    Sources: 2, 6, 8, 12, 17, 9, 22

  19. Do this now

    The Transport Department's charter says the RC in the new owner's name is sent by Speed Post.

    You can follow the application on the Vahan portal.

    Where
    Online
    Open the official page

    Sources: 8, 11

  20. Do this now

    The Transport Department's charter says the RC in the new owner's name is sent by Speed Post.

    You can follow the application on the Vahan portal.

    Where
    Online
    Open the official page

    Sources: 8, 11

If something goes wrong

If it is rejectedIf the application is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again.

If the application is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again. If that does not settle it, complain to the head of that office (MVI, RTO or DTC) in person, by phone or by e-mail; the department's charter says that if it is not resolved in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC).

Head of the RTA office

Sources: 8

If it is rejectedIf the application is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again.

If the application is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again. If that does not settle it, complain to the head of that office (MVI, RTO or DTC) in person, by phone or by e-mail; the department's charter says that if it is not resolved in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC).

Head of the RTA office

Sources: 8

If it is rejectedIf your application at an Andhra Pradesh RTA (to remove the loan entry, or for the NOC or CC) is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again.

If your application at an Andhra Pradesh RTA (to remove the loan entry, or for the NOC or CC) is refused, ask the officer which paper is wrong, put it right and apply again. If that does not settle it, complain to the head of that office (MVI, RTO or DTC) in person, by phone or by e-mail; the department's charter says that if it is not resolved in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC).

Head of the RTA office

Sources: 8

If it is lateIf the RC has not come, first check the application on the Vahan portal.

If the RC has not come, first check the application on the Vahan portal. Then complain to the head of that office; the charter says that if it is not settled in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC). You can also register it on the state's grievance system, PGRS (1100, the website, the mobile app or the village or ward secretariat), and re-open it twice if you are not satisfied. The Vahan portal also has "Feedback/Complaint".

PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System) · Open the official page

Sources: 8, 20, 10, 11

If it is lateIf the RC has not come, first check the application on the Vahan portal.

If the RC has not come, first check the application on the Vahan portal. Then complain to the head of that office; the charter says that if it is not settled in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC). You can also register it on the state's grievance system, PGRS (1100, the website, the mobile app or the village or ward secretariat), and re-open it twice if you are not satisfied. The Vahan portal also has "Feedback/Complaint".

PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System) · Open the official page

Sources: 8, 20, 10, 11

If it is lateIf your application at an Andhra Pradesh RTA (to remove the loan entry, or for the NOC or CC) is late, first check the application on the Vahan portal.

If your application at an Andhra Pradesh RTA (to remove the loan entry, or for the NOC or CC) is late, first check the application on the Vahan portal. Then complain to the head of that office; the charter says that if it is not settled in 7 days you can go to the next officer (RTO, DTC or JTC). You can also register it on the state's grievance system, PGRS (1100, the website, the mobile app or the village or ward secretariat), and re-open it twice if you are not satisfied. The Vahan portal also has "Feedback/Complaint".

PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System) · Open the official page

Sources: 8, 20, 10, 11

If you are asked for more moneyThe Transport Department's charter asks citizens not to go to agents or middlemen.

The Transport Department's charter asks citizens not to go to agents or middlemen. Pay only the fees the portal shows, and keep a receipt for every payment. If anyone asks for a bribe, call the ACB on 1064.

Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)

Sources: 8, 21, 20

AlsoIf you sold the vehicle but the buyer has not had it transferred, the RC still shows your name.

If you sold the vehicle but the buyer has not had it transferred, the RC still shows your name. Make sure Form 29 went to the RTA by registered post, and keep your copies of the forms and the postal receipt. Ask at the RTA office what to do next, or register it on PGRS (1100).

PGRS (Public Grievance Redressal System) · Open the official page

Sources: 1, 15, 20, 8

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  1. Registration: Ownership Transfer: NormalTransport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Form 29 by the transferor; Form 30 by the transferee with the certificate of registration, insurance, pollution under control, PAN card for a 4-wheeler and the rule 81 fee; a vehicle from another state: Form 28 with a ₹3 court fee stamp, the no objection certificate or the other papers · read on 01-11-2026
  2. Registration: Ownership Transfer: DeathTransport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Use for three months if the death is reported within thirty days; Form 31 within three months with the fee, death certificate, certificate of registration and insurance · read on 01-11-2026
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  4. Registration: Issue Of no Objection CertificateTransport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Form 28 in triplicate with a ₹3 non-judicial court fee stamp to the authority where the vehicle was registered or transferred; requirements: registration, insurance, tax paid up to date, pollution under control · read on 01-11-2026
  5. Registration: Reassignment (assignment of new registration mark on removal of vehicle to another state)Transport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Section 47 of the M.V. Act: Form 27, 12 months; requirements: registration certificate, proof of residence, no objection certificate, insurance, pollution under control, tax payment · read on 01-11-2026
  6. Fees: Registration (Rule 81 of the C.M.V. Rules, 1989)Transport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Serial 5 (motor cycle ₹300; three-wheeler, quadricycle, light motor vehicle non-transport ₹600); serial 7, Transfer of Ownership: half of serial 5, and its note on delayed NOC; serial 10, termination of hire purchase, lease or hypothecation: no fee · read on 01-11-2026
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  8. Citizen's Charter, Transport Department (August 2022)Transport Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Registration table: 6. Transfer of ownership; 7. Transfer of ownership in case of death; 11. Termination of hire purchase in RC; 13. Issue of NOC for other State (pages 12-14); acceptable documents for proof of residence; speed post; 6. Grievance/Complaint Redress Mechanism; 8. Expectations from citizens (23-08-2022) · read on 01-11-2026
  9. District Transport Department (Tirupati district website)District Administration, Tirupati District, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Key functions of the RTO department (transfer of ownership; hypothecation endorsement or removal); Important Website Links: 2. VAHAN PARIVAHAN ("All Services related to New Registations, Permits and 2nd Transactions for the vehicles which were registered in Vahan") · read on 01-11-2026
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  11. FAQ: Vahan (RC), Vehicle Registration related questionsMinistry of Road Transport and Highways (Parivahan Sewa), If I want to transfer the ownership of my vehicle, what should I do?; How do I terminate my vehicle hypothecation?; I have moved to a different state, how do I apply for a No Objection Certificate?; I do not want to continue with my Application (Status) · read on 01-11-2026
  12. Transfer Of OwnershipMinistry of Road Transport and Highways (Parivahan Sewa), About; Guidelines (normal sale: Form 29, Form 30 within 14 days in the same state, 45 days for a vehicle registered outside the state; death: Form 31 within three months); Documents required (Document A, Document B; documents marked * may be required in some states); Reference (M.V. Act section 50; C.M.V. Rules 55, 56, 57) · read on 01-11-2026
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  16. Form 30 [Refer Rule 55(2) and (3)]: Application for intimation and transfer of ownership of motor vehicleMinistry of Road Transport and Highways (Parivahan Sewa), Whole form (scanned; read from the page images): Part I for the transferor; Part II for the transferee (proof of address, nominee); consent of the financier · read on 01-11-2026
  17. Form 31 [Refer Rule 56(3)]: Application for transfer of ownership in the name of the person nominated/succeeding to the possession of vehicleMinistry of Road Transport and Highways (Parivahan Sewa), Whole form: duplicate under a loan; deceased owner, nominee or successor, relationship, proof of nomination or succession; consent of the financier · read on 01-11-2026
  18. Form 35 [Refer Rule 61(1)]: Notice of termination of agreement of hire-purchase/lease/hypothecationMinistry of Road Transport and Highways (Parivahan Sewa), Whole form: duplicate (triplicate where the original registering authority is different); signed by the registered owner and the financier · read on 01-11-2026
  19. Policyholder: frequently asked questions on motor insurance (home page)Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Policyholder portal), Can I transfer my insurance to the purchaser of my vehicle?; Can I continue the insurance in the name of the previous owner…?; What is "No Claim Bonus"? · read on 01-11-2026
  20. Public Grievance Redressal System (PGRS): FAQ'sReal Time Governance Society, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Who can register a grievance and how (1100, secretariat, Collectorate on Mondays, portal, app); re-opening twice; corruption and bribe grievances (ACB helpline) · read on 01-11-2026
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  22. The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (59 of 1988), text before the 2019 amendmentMinistry of Law and Justice, Government of India (India Code), Section 50(1)(a) (the transferor reports the transfer within fourteen days for a vehicle registered within the same State, and within forty-five days forwards the no objection certificate for a vehicle registered outside the State); section 50(1)(b) (the transferee reports the transfer within thirty days to the registering authority within whose jurisdiction he has the residence or place of business where the vehicle is normally kept, with the certificate of registration and the fee); section 50(2) (on the owner's death the successor applies to the registering authority in whose jurisdiction he has the residence or place of business where the vehicle is normally kept); section 50(3) and (5) (an amount not exceeding one hundred rupees, as the State Government prescribes, from a transferor, transferee or successor who is late) (14-10-1988) · read on 11-11-2026