RC Transfer Fees Maharashtra 2025

Form 29 (Notice of Transfer) stamp duty: ₹200 Form 30 (Application for Transfer) stamp duty: ₹200 Hypothecation removal (if applicable): ₹100 Smart Card RC fee (if new RC card issued): ₹200 Total: ₹1,050–₹1,250 in government fees. Additional agent charges (if using an agent) typically add ₹500–₹2,000. BikeBro includes complete RC transfer at no extra charge to sellers — we handle all paperwork, RTO submission, and follow-up. Documents Required for Two-Wheeler RC Transfer in Maharashtra Form 29: Notice of Transfer of Ownership (signed by seller). Needs ₹200 stamp paper. Form 30: Application for Transfer of Ownership (signed by buyer). Needs ₹200 stamp paper. Original RC (Registration Certificate) of the vehicle. Valid insurance certificate (minimum 3rd party insurance). Valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. PAN card of buyer (mandatory for vehicles above ₹50,000 purchase value). Address proof of buyer (Aadhaar card accepted at all Maharashtra RTOs). NOC from financier (if the vehicle was on loan — hypothecation must be cleared first). Physical filing: Visit the RTO with jurisdiction over the buyer's address (not the seller's). Submit all documents at the RC transfer counter. Get an acknowledgement receipt. Online filing: Maharashtra RTOs support online Form 29/30 submission through the Parivahan portal (parivahan.gov.in). Upload documents, pay fees online, and get slot booking for physical verification. Processing time: 15–45 working days. Mumbai RTOs (Tardeo RTO, Andheri RTO, Borivali RTO, Thane RTO) typically process in 15–25 days. District RTOs outside Mumbai may take 30–45 days. Tracking: Use the Parivahan portal with the engine/chassis number to track RC transfer status. When you sell your bike to BikeBro or buy from BikeBro, we manage the entire RC transfer process. Our documentation team handles Form 29/30 preparation, stamp paper, RTO submission, and Parivahan portal tracking. For sellers: You don't need to visit the RTO at all. BikeBro collects your signature on the required forms and manages everything else. For buyers: BikeBro provides a Transfer Acknowledgement Letter immediately after purchase, which serves as proof of ownership during the 30–45 day transfer period. Does the seller have to pay RC transfer fees in Maharashtra? Legally, the buyer is responsible for RC transfer fees in Maharashtra. However, in practice, most used bike transactions in Mumbai include RC transfer as part of the deal, with the seller paying if using a platform like BikeBro. What happens if RC transfer is not done after buying a bike? If RC is not transferred, the seller remains the legal owner and is liable for any traffic violations, accidents, or legal issues involving the vehicle. The buyer also cannot fully claim ownership. Transfer should always be completed promptly. Can I transfer RC without visiting the RTO in Maharashtra? Yes, through the Parivahan online portal. You can submit Form 29/30 and documents online, pay fees digitally, and get a slot for document verification (which may require one brief visit). BikeBro handles this entire process for both buyers and sellers.