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Online RTO Hypothecation Removal: Step-by-Step Guide

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Introduction

When you buy a car through a loan, your vehicle's Registration Certificate (RC) contains a hypothecation clause that officially binds your car as collateral to the lender. The bank/lender owns your vehicle until full loan repayment. It's crucial to remove this to prove complete ownership. Even after repaying the loan, car owners must remove the hypothecation clause to sell or claim full ownership legally. The good news is that the process has become much easier with online services offered by the government. This blog goes through every step of the RTO hypothecation removal process online.

RTO Hypothecation Removal Process Online

Here's how you can finish the removal process from the comfort of your home:

Step 1: Access the Official Portal

Visit the main Vahan Parivahan page at https://vahan.parivahan.gov.in/vahanservice/vahan/

Step 2: Vehicle Verification

Enter your full car registration number and click "Proceed." Then select the "Basic Services" from the accessible choices.

Step 3: Authentication Process

You'll need to enter your registration number again and the last 5 digits of your vehicle's chassis number. Click on "Validate Regn_no/Chasi_no" to check your car information. The system will then create an OTP that you must enter for security reasons.

Step 4: Service Selection

From the list of possible services, pick "HYPOTHECATION TERMINATION." This will take you to the application form where you need to fill in service details and update your current insurance information.

Step 5: Fee Payment and Documentation

Review the fee panel carefully and proceed to payment. If needed, you must upload the required documentation.

Step 6: Appointment and Processing

Depending on your RTO's setup, you may need to arrange an appointment for documentation proof. Once finished, you'll receive a receipt, and your application will be forwarded to the RTO for final processing.

Conclusion

Removing hypothecation from your vehicle's RC is an easy yet important step that ensures full ownership of your car. With your hypothecation removed and full title established, this is also an ideal time to review your car insurance policy. As a full owner, you now have the freedom to choose from different car insurance online choices that best suit your wants and budget. While comprehensive coverage provides full safety, you must keep at least third party car insurance as required by law.

Disclaimer: The above information is for illustrative purposes only. For more details, please refer to the policy wordings and prospectus before concluding the sales.

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