Once a vehicle has been purchased, the original registration certificate is valid for 15 years. When the registration certificate expires, it must be renewed at an RTO within the timeframe specified. The renewed registration certificate is valid for another five years. The Central Motor Vehicle Rules require private vehicles to be re-registered every 15 years, with renewals every 5 years thereafter as long as the vehicle is deemed roadworthy by the department. Individuals can renew their driving licenses (DLs) by going to parivahan.gov.in, navigating to “driving licence-related services,” selecting “DL services,” entering their DL number and other information, uploading necessary documents, and making a payment to reserve a slot at the nearest RTO.
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Rules
Submit Form 25 to the Registering Authority in the vehicle’s jurisdiction no later than 60 days before the registration certificate expires.
Ensure that all applicable vehicle taxes are paid.
Pay the applicable fee, as specified in Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicle Rules 1989.
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Documents needed
Application in Form 25.
• Pollution under control certificate.
• R.C. Book.
• Fitness certificate.
• Certificate of registration.
• Proof of the payment of up-to-date road tax paid.
• Insurance certificate.
• Copy of PAN card or Form 60 & Form 61 (as applicable).
• Chassis & Engine Pencil Print.
• Signature Identification of owner.
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Process to renew the vehicle registration certificate
The vehicle owner should obtain Form 25, complete the required data, and submit it to the RTO in their jurisdiction.
In addition to the application form, the vehicle owner must submit the required supporting documents.
The vehicle must be brought to the RTO for inspection.
Any unpaid taxes must be paid immediately by the vehicle’s owner.
Rule 81 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989 requires the vehicle owner to pay the re-registration fee at the RTO.
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After confirming the submitted documents and inspecting the vehicle, the owner is going to get a new registration certificate.
