RTO New Update: If you are moving to another state for a job, studies, or any other reason, it’s essential to know the rules related to shifting your vehicle, not just your household belongings. Making certain changes to your vehicle’s documents is legally required. According to Indian traffic rules, if you drive a vehicle in another state for an extended period without completing the necessary procedures, you may face fines or legal trouble. Therefore, it’s best to understand the necessary steps beforehand.
Obtaining an NOC is mandatory before moving to another state
📌 Also Read: EPFO Update - These PF employees will get ₹34,000 interest! Check by missed call
If you want to permanently move your vehicle to another state, the first step is to obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your current state’s RTO. This certificate confirms that there are no outstanding fines, loans, or criminal cases against the vehicle. Without an NOC, it is not possible to register the vehicle in another state.
Read Here:Â Realme Pad 3 vs Redmi Pad 2 Pro- Which tablet has a better battery, camera, and display?
📌 Also Read: A Major Fraud is Taking Place Using PAN Cards, A loan is in your name, and someone else is pocketing the money!
Re-registration and Road Tax within 12 months
When you move a vehicle with a number plate from another state to a new state, you can drive it there for a maximum of 12 months. After that, it becomes mandatory to re-register the vehicle with the RTO of that state. You also need to pay the road tax there, which may vary depending on the state’s regulations. The good news is that after completing the new registration, you can apply for a pro-rata refund of the road tax paid in your previous state.
📌 Also Read: EPFO: Good news for over 30 crore employees, now withdraw PF funds within minutes
Read Here: Crypto Price Today – Bitcoin Continuously Slips, Why is the Market Falling?
Changing your address and updating documents
📌 Also Read: How to Find a 15-Year-Old PF Account, EPFO ​​Explains an Easy Method
After moving to another state, it is crucial to update your new address in your vehicle’s documents. This makes it easier to claim insurance in the future. If a vehicle accident occurs and the address registered in the RC (Registration Certificate) is different, the insurance company may delay processing the claim. Therefore, updating your RC and other documents with your new address is in your best interest.