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Haryana RTO, Haryana Regional Transport Office

Section 213 of the Motor Vehicles Act established the Haryana RTO (Regional Transport Office) in 1988. The office operates under the provisions of the Act. It is presided over by the Regional…

Section 213 of the Motor Vehicles Act established the Haryana RTO (Regional Transport Office) in 1988. The office operates under the provisions of the Act. It is presided over by the Regional Transport Commissioner, Haryana. Its goal is to ensure the smooth implementation of the same in its entirety. It also provides adequate means of transportation for the public in the State.

Functions of Haryana RTO-

RTO Haryana does the following for you and me:

  • Registers new motor vehicles
  • Issues fitness certificates to vehicles
  • It grants permits to new vehicles and renews them for older ones
  • RTO Haryana gives licenses to drivers and conductors
  • It grants licenses to driving schools
  • It grants permits to centres that offer PUC(Pollution Under Control) certificates
  • HRTO takes care of stage carriage schemes
  • It ensures safety on the road
  • It collects the required taxes
  • It enforces the provisions in the act about violation of traffic rules

Locations

To be able to carry out its responsibilities, the office functions from different locations. Given below is a list of the locations and RTO codes for the regional transport offices in Haryana:

District

Name of the authority

Registration Mark Series

Ambala

SDO(C) Ambala

HR01

Naraingarh

SDO(C) Naraingarh

HR04

Barara

SDO(C) Barara

HR54

 

SDO(C) Ambaa Cantt

HR85

 

Secy. RTA Ambala

HR37

Bhiwani

SDO(C) Bhiwani

HR16

 

SDO(C) Siwani

HR17

 

SDO(C) Loharu

HR18

 

SDO(C) Tosham

HR48

 

Secy. RTA, Bhiwani HR61

HR61

Fatehabad

SDO(C) Fatehabad

HR22

 

SDO(C) Tohana

HR23

 

SDO(C) Ratia

HR59

 

Secy. RTA, Fatehabad

HR62

Faridabad

SDO(C) Ballabgarh

HR29

 

SDO(C) Faridabad

HR51

 

SDO(C) Badkhal

HR87

 

Secy. RTA, Faridabad

HR38

Gurugram

SDO(C) Gurugram North

HR26

 

SDO(C) Gurugram South

HR72

 

SDO(C) Pataudi

HR 76

 

Secy. RTA, Gurugram

HR55

Hisar

SDO(C) Hisar

HR20

 

SDO(C) Hansi

HR21

 

SDO(C) Barwala

HR80

 

SDO(C) Narnaud

HR86

 

Secy. RTA, Hisar

HR39

Jhajjar

SDO(C) Bahadurgarh

HR13

 

SDO(C) Jhajjar

HR14

 

SDO(C) Beri

HR77

 

Secy. RTA, Jhajjar at Bahadurgarh

HR63

Jind

SDO(C) Jind

HR31

 

SDO(C) Narwana

HR32

 

SDO(C) Safidon

HR33

 

SDO(C) Uchana

HR90

 

Secy. RTA, Jind

HR56

Karnal

SDO(C) Karnal

HR05

 

SDO(C) Assandh

HR40

 

SDO(C) Indri

HR75

 

SDO(C) Gharaunda

HR91

 

Secy. RTA, Karnal

HR45

Kaithal

SDO(C) Kaithal

HR08

 

SDO(C) Guhla

HR09

 

SDO(C) Kalayat

HR83

 

Secy. RTA, Kaithal

HR64

Kurukshetra

SDO(C) Pehowa

HR41

 

SDO(C) Shahabad

HR78

 

SDO(C) Thanesar

HR07

 

Secy. RTA, Kurukshetra

HR65

Mewat

SDO(C) Ferozepur Zirkha

HR28

 

SDO(C) Nuh

HR27

 

SDO(C) Punhana

HR93

 

Secy. RTA,Nuh

HR74

 

MahendargarhSDO(C) Narnaul

HR35

 

SDO(C) Mahendergarh

HR34

 

SDO(C) Kanina

HR82

 

Secy. RTA, Mahendargarh Narnaul

HR66

Palwal

SDO(C) Palwal

HR30

 

SDO(C) Hodal

HR50

 

SDO(C) Hathin

HR52

 

Secy. RTA, Palwal

HR73

Panchkula

SDO(C) Panchkula

HR03

 

SDO(C) Kalka

HR49

 

Secy. RTA, Panchkula

HR68

Panipat

SDO(C) Panipat

HR06

 

SDO(C) Samalkha

 

 

Secy. RTA, Panipat

HR67

Rohtak

SDO(C) Rohtak

HR12

 

SDO(C) Meham

HR15

 

SDO(C) Sampla

Hr95

 

Secy. RTA, Rohtak

HR46

Rewari

SDO(C) Rewari

HR36

 

SDO(C) Kosli

HR43

 

SDO(C) Bawal

HR81

 

Secy. RTA, Rewari

HR47

Sirsa

SDO(C) Sirsa

HR24

 

SDO(C) Dabwali

HR25

 

SDO(C) Ellenabad

HR44

 

SDO(C) Kalanwali

HR94

 

Secy. RTA, Sirsa

HR57

Sonipat

SDO(C) Gohana

HR11

 

SDO(C) Sonipat

HR10

 

SDO(C) Kharkhoda

HR79

 

SDO(C) Ganaur

HR42

 

Secy. RTA, Sonepat

HR69

Yamuna Nagar

SDO(C) Jagadhari

HR02

 

SDO(C) Bilaspur

HR71

 

SDO(C) Radaur

HR92

 

Secy. RTA, Yamuna Nagar

HR58

Charki Dadri

SDO(C) Charkhi Dadri

HR19

 

SDO(C) Badhra

HR88

 

Secy. RTA, Charkhi Dadri

HR84
 

Charges for Registering Motor Vehicles in Haryana:

Following is a detailed listing of Haryana RTO levies charges for various purposes:

1. Granting or renewal of trade certificates

  1. Motorcycles: INR. 500/-
  2. Invalid carriage: INR. 500/-
  3. For others: INR. 1000/-

2. For duplicate trade certificates

  1. For motorcycles: INR. 300/-
  2. For invalid carriage: INR. 300/-
  3. For others: INR. 500/-

3. For appeals under Rule 46: INR. 1000/-

4. For issuing new or renewing certificates of registration or to assign new registration Mark

  • For invalid carriage: INR 50
  • For motorcycles: INR 300
  • For Three wheelers, Quadricycles or Light Motor

Vehicles: For those are not used for transport: INR600. For the ones not used for transportation, INR1000.

  • For medium goods vehicles: INR1000
  • For a medium motor passenger vehicle: INR1000
  • For heavy goods vehicles: INR1500
  • For any other vehicles that are not included in the list: INR3000

Points to Remember:

  1. You will need to pay an extra charge of INR. 200 if the certificate of registration is a type of smart card. The same applies to a situation where your registration certification renewal application falls under Form 23A.
  2. Delay in applying for renewal of a certificate of registration will cost you in the following way:
  • For motorcycles: INR300 for every month of the delay
  • For other non-transport vehicles: INR500 every month
  1. For duplicate certificate of registration,

Half of the fee mentioned by no. 4.

  1. For transferring ownership

Here, the fee remains the same as above. The delay in submitting NOC will cost you INR300 every month for motorcycles. The same goes up to INR500 for other vehicles.

  1. To change residence

Half of the one mentioned by no. 4. Here, too, delay of submission of NOC (No Objection Certificate) will cost you an INR 300 additional fee every month. And it goes up to 500 for other types of vehicles.

  1. To record changes in the certificate of registration

Half of the fee mentioned against no. 4

  1. For hire, purchase, lease or hypothecation agreements
  • For motorcycles: INR 500
  • For 3-wheeler, quadricycle, or light motor vehicles: INR1500
  • For medium or heavy vehicles: INR3000
  1. To conduct tests to grant or renew the certificate of fitness
  • Motorcycles manual: INR200
  • Motorcycles automated: INR400
  • 3-wheelers, light motor vehicles or quadricycles: Manual; INR400 Automated; INR600
  • For Medium or heavy motor vehicles: Manual; INR600 automated; INR1000
  1. For granting or renewing fitness certificates for motor vehicles INR200. Every day after the expiry of the same will cost you INR50.
  2. For granting or renewing a letter of authority INR13000
  3. For issuing the duplicate letter of authority INR7500
  4. For appeals under Rule 70 INR3000
  5. Anything that is not covered in the serial numbers 1-14: INR200

Locating your regional transport office in Haryana?

All the motor vehicles that are seen on Indian roads are registered. It is your district RTO that issues a license for your vehicle. The concerned authority takes care of the issue if you reside in a union territory. As per the new guidelines on vehicle registration, the first two letters on the license plate indicate your State. The next two numbers represent the district or local office that issued the license. If you reside in Telangana, the newly formed State, your license plate will have the letters TS that indicate the same. The older ones will have AP, as in Andhra Pradesh.

Why register your vehicle in Haryana?

If you want to take your vehicle onto the Indian road, register it. The State of Haryana does not allow unregistered vehicles on its roads. You can go for either temporary or permanent registration as per your requirements. Contact your nearest Haryana RTO for more information in this regard

Types and process of vehicle registration in Haryana

There are two types of vehicle registration in Haryana: temporary and permanent. Below is a step-by-step guide on the matter.

1. Applying for temporary registration:

Do the following to apply in person for a temporary registration for your vehicle:

  1. Contact the Haryana RTO that operates in your locality. You can browse online for this purpose. The State official portal is your most reliable source of information here. You can also download the application form from its official website.
  2. Apply for Form 20 and Form 21. The latter is for a sales certificate.
  3. Apply for a roadworthiness certificate from the vehicle’s manufacturer, Form 22.
  4. Apply for a Pollution Under Control and roadworthiness certificate from where the vehicle's body was fabricated.
  5. Ensure you have all the documents when applying for it.
  6. If you prefer to apply offline, you can get it from your nearest RTO.
  7. Apply with the required fees.
  8. Upon receiving payment, the officials start the process of registration.
  9. They pencil-trace your vehicle’s chassis number. This begins the process of registration of your vehicle.

Know that the temporary registration number is valid only for 30 days. And you cannot renew it.

Documents required:

  • Form 21, Form 22, and Form 22A
  • Insurance certificate
  • Proof of your address: Driver’s license, ration card or electoral role or the affidavit the driver/owner wore before a first-class judicial
  • Know that the temporary registration number is valid only for 30 days. And you cannot renew it.
    y registration number is valid only for 30 days. And you cannot renew it.
  • Copy of the design approval
  • Certificate of customs clearance if the vehicle is imported
  • Bonafide agricultural certificate if the vehicle is a tractor unit used for agricultural purposes
  • Chassis number
  • Aadhar card, PAN card, and three copies of your passport-size photograph
  • Lifetime tax for the non-transporting vehicle
  • Unloaded weight certificate if it is a transport vehicle
  • Permit-sanctioned proceedings for a transport vehicle

2. Permanent registration:

This works the same way as applying for temporary registration for a vehicle. Upon completing the application process, the official inspects your vehicle. The officer then announces your vehicle’s registration number. And you can collect it on the specified date. When submitting documents, make sure that you have the following at hand:

  • Temporary registration certificate
  • Income tax clearance

Process of registration of vehicles from outside Haryana:

Follow the guide given below to register a vehicle that was brought from outside Haryana:

  • Get the no-objection-certificate from your State of residence
  • Apply for a fitness certificate and get it
  • Fill up the online application form available on the Haryana RTO website
  • Attach all documents and submit the application along with the required fees in the counter
  • Get your files verified by a TI or TSI. The officer gives a slip upon completing the process. If the file is rejected, the expert helps you understand the mistake. You will also get guidance on how to rectify errors.
  • Upon verification, the applicant should submit the files and the specified vehicle fees.
  • Within a few days, the applicant will receive the fitness certificate and registration certification through post.

Documents required:

  • NOC from your State of residence
  • A valid certificate of insurance
  • Proof to attest your Indian citizenship
  • Proof of business or residence
  • Police report acknowledging your non-involvement of your vehicle in theft-related cases
  • PAN card

Process of getting NOC certificate to register your vehicle in Haryana

NOC is a legal document of regional transport office issues. It allows a vehicle owner to reregister their vehicle with another State. The document certifies that the vehicle in question has no dues in taxes.

Why apply for NOC in Haryana RTO?

According to the Motor Vehicles Act, a vehicle owner should acquire NOC to sell or register his vehicle with another State. You need to get it from the RTO of the State in which you reside. The service charge is the same for all types of vehicles: INR50. Submit the following documents to get NOC for your vehicle:

  • Copy of police certificate from the National Crime Records Bureau
  • Valid insurance certificate
  • Registration certificate
  • Tax details

Applying offline

Get Form28 from your nearest Haryana RTO. Fill out the form and submit it with the required documents to the office. The office checks with the police to verify if the vehicle was not involved in any theft cases. Upon clearance from the police, the vehicle receives a clearance receipt if there are no tax dues. And the vehicle is given a NOC.

Online application

  1. Access the portal of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. Choose your state from the list.
  2. Click on “Apply online.” Choose “services on driving license.”
  3. Read the instructions displayed on the screen and click “continue.”
  4. On the next screen, fill in your driver's license details and date of birth.
  5. The next screen will have all your details. Choose your State and RTO from the lists on the screen. Done this, click on “Proceed”
  6. Click “confirm” the details of your driver's license that you will see on the screen.
  7. On the next page, you will see the Issue of NOC. Choose your service from the list and click “proceed.”
  8. Solve the captcha that gets displayed on the next page. The page is an acknowledgment that notifies you that the data has been accepted. Click “submit.”
  9. The next page will have the details of your application along with the service you requested. Click on “proceed.”
  10. Click “upload documents” from the screen. Click on “next.”
  11. On the next screen, click “OK” to upload your documents.
  12. Choose the address proof that applies to you. Upload the same and click on “submit.”
  13. On the next screen, choose the proof of age that applies to you. Upload it and click on “confirm.”
  14. Choose Form-1 from the list that appears on the screen for uploading. Click on “upload.” Click “confirm” to upload. Click “next.”
  15. Click “upload photo and signature” to upload the same on this screen. Click “next.”
  16. Read the instructions carefully on the next screen. They give you an idea of the size and other details for the photo and the signature. Upload them and click “Upload and view files.”
  17. Check the next screen to see if you have uploaded them right. If yes, click “next.”
  18. Select the “fee payment”. Click “Next” to continue.
  19. Read the instructions carefully and click on the “click here” to proceed with the payment.
  20. Calculate the fee on the next window. Provide the captcha and choose your bank or payment gateway.
  21. Click “Pay now” To continue the payment process.
  22. Verify all the details that appear on the next screen and click “Proceed for payment.” This continues the payment process.
  23. On the next screen, click “Continue.” You will reach your chosen option: payment gateway or bank page.
  24. Log in to the portal and do the needful.
  25. Upon successful payment, a notification of acknowledgment appears on the screen.
  26. Click “print receipt” to generate a receipt.
  27. If your application is approved, you will get the NOC after 30 days of applying.

Validity

Know that your NOC is valid only for six months. You must re-register your vehicle with the State you choose within that timeframe.

Transferring the ownership of a vehicle in Haryana

Follow the guide below to transfer your vehicle to someone in Haryana:

  1. Visit the Haryana Transport Department (Haryana RTO) portal. Fill out the application, attach the required documents and pay the fees.
  2. Present the application and documents to your nearest Haryana RTO to the concerned authority.
  3. The TI/TIS officer verifies your application in person. If cleared, you can move on to the next step.
  4. Apply along with the fees required at the counter.
  5. Upon approval, you will receive the certificate of registration. If the application is rejected, you will be informed of the reason. You will also be guided to correct errors.

Know that your NOC is valid only for six months. You must re-register your vehicle with the State you choose within that timeframe.

Required forms:

  • Form29
  • Form30
  • Form38

The first two are to be duplicated. And the third one is for vehicles that are brought from outside Haryana.

Required documents

  1. Proof of residence of whose name the vehicle is being registered
  2. A valid certificate of insurance
  3. Certificate of registration
  4. Proof of fitness and clearance of all taxes
  5. Self-declaration about the purchase of the vehicle
  6. Declaration about the seller of the vehicle

Getting a fancy number for your 2-wheeler from Haryana RTO

Keep the following pointers in mind when trying to get a fancy number for your vehicle:

  1. Fancy numbers are allotted on a first-come, first-serve basis. If it is a private-owned vehicle, the applicant has to pay a certain amount as a fee. No fee for State-owned vehicles is available at the facility.
  2. If a State-owned vehicle decides to dispose of the unique registration number, it must surrender it before the concerned authority.
  3. The owner can retain the fancy registration number if they wish to retain it for a new vehicle. He doesn’t have to pay an additional fee.
  4. the buyer can retain the fancy registration number when selling the vehicle.
  5. An application for the same should be done on plain white paper for non-transport vehicles.
  6. Make sure that you are paying the fee during official hours.

Be mindful of the insurance protection required

Know that getting the insurance protection for your vehicle is as important as registering the same. Third-party liability insurance is a legal requirement. The coverage protects you from the liabilities you incur if your vehicle causes damage to a third party. Even though it is cheaper, it is advised that you choose a comprehensive plan. It gives you the protection your vehicle needs from time to time.

Register your vehicle, renew it at stipulated times and protect it with an insurance plan. Your loved ones and the law will reward you for the effort. Insurance companies care for law-abiding citizens. If you are careful enough, you get the right to negotiate for a lower premium.

 

RTO Haryana FAQs

 

  1. What is the role of the Haryana RTO?

Ans. The Haryana RTO is responsible for various functions related to vehicle registration, driver licensing, enforcement of road transport regulations, and promotion of road safety within the state.

 

  1. How can I register a new vehicle in Haryana?

Ans. To register a new vehicle in Haryana, you must visit the nearest RTO office and submit the required documents, including proof of identity, address proof, vehicle invoice, insurance documents, and emission certificate. The RTO will verify the documents and issue a registration number and certificate.

 

  1. What documents are required for obtaining a driving license in Haryana?

Ans. To obtain a driving license in Haryana, you must submit documents such as proof of identity, proof of address, age proof, passport-sized photographs, and a learner's license. You will also need to pass a driving test conducted by the RTO.

 

  1. How can I renew my vehicle registration in Haryana?

Ans. Vehicle registration renewal can be done at the Haryana RTO by submitting the required documents, including the original registration certificate (RC), insurance documents, emission certificate, and proof of address. The RTO will verify the documents and issue a renewed registration certificate.

 

  1. Can I apply for a driving license online in Haryana?

Ans. Yes, the Haryana RTO provides online services for applying for a driving license. You can visit the official website of the Haryana RTO and follow the instructions to apply online. However, you must still personally visit the RTO for document verification and the driving test.

 

  1. How can I check the status of my vehicle registration application?

Ans. The Haryana RTO provides an online facility to check the status of your vehicle registration application. You can visit the official website, enter the application number or vehicle details, and check the status online.

 

  1. What are the penalties for traffic rule violations in Haryana?

Ans. The Motor Vehicles Act governs the penalties for traffic rule violations in Haryana. The fines vary depending on the nature of the violation, such as overspeeding, improper parking, driving without a valid license, or drunken driving. Following traffic rules to avoid penalties and ensure road safety is important.

 

  1. How can I report a complaint or grievance to the Haryana RTO?

Ans. If you have a complaint or grievance related to the Haryana RTO, you can contact the RTO office directly or visit their website for information on the complaint filing process. They may have a designated email address or helpline number for grievance redressal.

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