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How to get duplicate rc in delhi?

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Answered on05/09/26

Getting a duplicate Registration Certificate (RC) in Delhi is a fairly structured process, and you can do it both online and offline. A duplicate RC is issued when the original RC is lost, stolen, damaged, or mutilated. Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide in a human and practical way.

First, the most important step is to file a complaint/FIR if your RC is lost or stolen. You can do this at your nearest police station or through the Delhi Police online portal. The FIR or loss report acts as proof that your RC is genuinely missing.

Next, you need to prepare an affidavit on stamp paper stating that your RC is lost and that you will return the original if found. This affidavit should be notarized. It is a key document for the application.

After that, you can apply for a duplicate RC through the Parivahan Sewa portal parivahan.gov.in On the website, go to “Online Services,” then select “Vehicle Related Services,” and choose Delhi as your state. Enter your vehicle registration number and proceed to apply for “Issue of Duplicate RC.”

You will need to upload or submit several documents, including:

  • FIR or loss report
  • Affidavit
  • Copy of your original RC (if available)
  • Valid insurance certificate
  • Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate
  • Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, etc.)
  • Address proof

Once you submit the application online, you will need to visit your local RTO (Regional Transport Office) for verification. In Delhi, this depends on your vehicle’s registered RTO zone.

You will also need to pay the applicable fees. The cost is usually not very high, but it includes service charges and smart card RC charges.

After document verification is completed, the RTO processes your application. If everything is correct, a duplicate RC smart card is issued and sent to your registered address or can be collected from the RTO.

In conclusion, getting a duplicate RC in Delhi is not very difficult, but it requires proper documents like FIR, affidavit, insurance, and PUC. If you follow the Parivahan online process carefully and ensure all documents are correct, you can get your duplicate RC without much hassle.

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Answered on12/20/18
When you buy the vehicle, at the dealership, they'll ask, regardless of whether you need the enrollment, to be finished by them or not.

You just amenably turn them down, and state that you'll complete it, without anyone else's input.

At that point they'll handover to you,

The first receipt

Frame 20, 21 and 22

Assessment receipt

Protection declaration

Impermanent RC

Do ensure that, you've all the previously mentioned records, in the event that you don't have them all, when you take the conveyance of the vehicle, hang tight for the dealership to handover them to you.

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Answered on12/28/17
Any registered owner can apply for a duplicate registration certificate in case the original one is either lost or mutilated after submitting following documents :

Application on form 26 (in duplicate and with the endorsement from the financier of Hypothecated).
Original copy of the F.I.R/N.C.R.
Attested copy of valid insurance policy.
Attested copy of pollution under control certificate.
Attested copy of address proof.
Prescribed fee.
Challan clearance from traffic police & Enforcement wing Transport Department.
Tax clearance from Accounts Department in commercial vehicles.
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Answered on12/23/18
Its quite straightforward.

Report it at the closest police headquarters as lost. Take a duplicate of the FIR to either a tout at the RTO or you can go get out by asking individuals, where to discover a shape for the copy RC book, fill it, submit it, You will be given a receipt of demand.

Sit with that till it at long last achieves your home by post.

Utilizing the tout strategy may cost you an additional Rs. 400-500 however everything would be dealt with.

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