| RTO City | RTO Code |
| Ambala | HR01, HR37, HR54 |
| Jagadhri | HR02 |
| Panchkula | HR03, HR68 |
| Naraingarh | HR04 |
| Karnal | HR05, HR45, HR75 |
| Panipat | HR06, HR67 |
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It is necessary to get your vehicle permanently registered in Haryana RTO. You will need the following documents for the same:
Sale Certificate in Form 21
Proof of address
Valid insurance certificate
Original Sale certificate
Roadworthiness certificate
Temporary registration, if any
Custom clearance certificate in case of ex-army vehicle
Appropriate fee as specified in rule 81
Proof of fitment of Fastag specified in rule 138A
Proof of citizenship
Proof of legal presence in India in addition to proof of residence in case of foreigners
Follow the steps mentioned below to get a permanent RC for your vehicle from RTO Haryana:
Fill in Form 20 and submit it to the RTO Haryana
If you have temporarily registered the vehicle, then apply before the temporary registration expiry date i.e. within 7 days of expiry
Submit rest of the documents
Confirm the type of registration number you require
Confirm HSRBP requirements
Pay appropriate fees
Pay required tax as per CMV rules
As per the rules, a motor vehicle is registered for a maximum of 15 years after which it has to be renewed. For the continuous use of a motor vehicle, a vehicle's registration certificate is required to be renewed within 60 days of its expiry date. Here is how you can renew your registration certificate in Haryana RTO:
Fill the Form 25 to apply for the renewal of RC to the respective RTO
Submit all the necessary documents to the respective authority
Pay vehicle taxes if any
Pay appropriate renewal fees as per the Central Motor Rules
The vehicle will then be inspected by the concerned inspector. If found fit, the renewed registration certificate will be issued.
Mentioned below are the documents required to get your registration certificate renewed in Haryana:
Application on Form 25
Original Registration certificate
Proof of the payment of up-to-date road tax paid
Attested copy of insurance certificate.
Attested copy of PUC
Payment of tax dues if any
Prescribed fee
Attested Copy of PAN card or Form 60 & Form 61 (as applicable)
Usually a vehicle’s ownership is transferred in three major scenarios. These include the death of the owner, theft of the vehicle, or during the normal sale of the vehicle. For transfer of ownership of a vehicle under the Haryana RTO, you will be required to submit the following documents:
Registration certificate in original
Form 29 duly filled in duplicate
Form 30 duly filled in duplicate
Attested copy of valid insurance certificate
Attested copy of address proof of purchaser
Attested copy of valid PUC
Prescribed fee
Attested copy of PAN Card or Form 60 and Form 61
Every vehicle owner in Haryana must have a valid motor insurance policy for his/her vehicle. Third-party insurance is mandatory coverage while comprehensive vehicle insurance is the recommended one.
To purchase a car insurance policy for a vehicle registered in Haryana, you can follow these steps:
Visit Policybazaar.com and select the ‘Car Insurance’ page from the homepage
Enter your vehicle number on the given form and proceed further
From the list of RTOs in Haryana, find your desired RTO
Select your vehicle make, model, fuel type, variant and registration year
From the given vehicle insurance plans, choose the desired policy along with additional covers
Pay the premium amount via desired online payment mode like cards, UPI or bank account
Once you have paid the premium, your vehicle insurance policy will be issued. You will receive a soft copy instantly at your mail address.
You can check the status of your four-wheeler insurance policy online from the insurer’s official website or from Policybazaar.com
Yes, you can compare motor insurance plans online on Policybazaar.com and choose the plan that suits your needs and budget.
You can download the RC of your vehicle in Haryana by visiting the PARIVAHAN portal or from the official website of Haryana Transport.
To get the address of your vehicle’s RC updated, you will need the following documents:
In case you have lost your original registration certificate, you can easily get a duplicate one from the respective RTO. Following are the documents that you will require:
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