The Motor Vehicles Act of 1988 makes it mandatory to register every vehicle running in the country. Vehicles in the country are provided a distinct and unique registration number based on the RTO office and the state in which the vehicle is being purchased from.
Vehicle registration is a step-by-step process with some procedures to be followed. Some of the most common processes that have to be carried out in the registration process have been listed below.
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Temporary registration will have to be applied for by the vehicle owner with the concerned authority. This registration is only valid for one month and has to be renewed upon expiry. This is generally done by the dealer on behalf of the owner of the two wheeler.
Permanent registration of two wheelers for non-commercial use in Odisha can be done by following the steps provided below:
There is an option provided to the owners to change the address in the registration certificate. This can be applied for with a Grade I Motor Vehicle Inspector or a Regional Transport Officer.
Renewal of registration certificate of vehicles should be done after the end of 15 years from the date when the vehicle was first registered. This process should be done at least 60 days before the date of expiry of registration. The vehicle should be produced for inspection during the time of renewal and this process can be applied for with a Regional Transport Officer.
The required documents to do all of these procedures have been listed below:
The documents listed above are some of the mandatory documents required for the registration of your vehicle in all the states the country. Some of the states might ask you to submit additional documents apart from the ones mentioned in the list above. The application can be processed online by visiting the Odisha state transport website. The applications are processed after uploading the necessary documents. An acknowledgement form along with a copy of the application form obtained from the website has to be submitted at the RTO office to complete the process.
There is a simple option to check the status of your registration certificate online instead of going to the RTO office every time for a progress update. Visit www.parivahan.gov.in and go to the 'Know your vehicle details' tab. Entering the registration number will display the current status of the registration certificate.
OD RTO Location | ODRTO Code | ODRTO Location | OD RTO Code |
Balasore | OD 01 | Bhubaneswar | OD 02 |
Balangir | OD 03 | Chandikhole | OD 04 |
Cuttack | OD 05 | Dhenkanal | OD 06 |
Ganjam | OD 07 | Kalahandi | OD 08 |
Keonjhar | OD 09 | Koraput | OD 10 |
Mayurbhanj | OD 11 | Phulabani | OD 12 |
Puri | OD 13 | Rourkela | OD 14 |
Sambalpur | OD 15 | Sundergarh | OD 16 |
Baragarh | OD 17 | Rayagada | OD 18 |
Angul | OD 19 | Gajapati | OD 20 |
Jagatsinghpur | OD 21 | Bhadrak | OD 22 |
Jharsuguda | OD 23 | Nabarangpur | OD 24 |
Nayagarh | OD 25 | Nuapada | OD 26 |
Boudh | OD 27 | Debagarh | OD 28 |
Kendrapada | OD 29 | Malkangiri | OD 30 |
Sonepur | OD 31 | Bhanjanagar | OD 32 |
Bhubaneswar - II | OD 33 | Jajpur | OD 34 |
Knowing all these processes will be very helpful during the registration or renewal process. Having an idea about the documents required and the steps involved in the registration process can help simplify the procedure for the applicant.
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