Many of us face various problems when changing motorcycle ownership. Bangladesh is a populous country, due to which the biggest problem on the roads of our country is traffic jams. When we go out on the road, we think a lot about traffic jams, which roads will be jammed and which roads will not be jammed. And to get out of the traffic jams easily, people these days are attracted to bikes.
Due to which the demand for bikes is also increasing in our country’s market and different types of motorcycles are coming to our country day by day. Each type of motorcycle has different features, performance, mileage, power. But many people cannot afford to buy a new bike, as a result of which they want to buy an old motorcycle or a second-hand motorcycle. But not everyone knows what the rules are or what to do to change the ownership of a motorcycle. Let’s see the rules.
Rules for changing ownership
How much does it cost to change ownership of a cc bike? When we buy an old or second hand motorcycle, we have to change the motorcycle’s paper or number plate in our own name for changing the ownership of the motorcycle. Many of us do not know how much it costs to change the bike in the bank and how much it costs for a cc bike with or without a number plate and we get into trouble. Let’s see how much it can cost.
Motorcycle 00-100 cc requires bank deposit (including number plate) Ownership fee – 2,128/- Taka Digital number plate – 2,260/- Taka Digital Blue Book – 555/- Taka Copy fee – 345/- Taka Motorcycle 100-150 cc requires bank deposit (including number plate) Ownership fee – 2,665/- Taka Digital number plate – 2,260/- Taka Digital Blue Book – 555/- Taka Copy fee – 345/- Taka Motorcycle 00-100 cc requires bank deposit (without number plate) Ownership fee – 2,128/- Taka Digital Blue Book – 555/- Taka Copy fee – 345/- Taka Motorcycle 100-150 cc requires bank deposit (without number plate) Ownership fee – 2,665/- Taka Digital Blue Book – 555/- Taka Copy fee – 345/- Taka.
Motorcycle Ownership Transfer Form Registration Number: Owner’s Name: Father’s Name: Address:
Necessary Documents for Ownership Transfer
1) T O Form
2) T T O Form
3) H Form
4) Sales Receipt
5) 10 Taka Revenue Stamp
6) Buyer + Seller’s Photo (3 + 2 with Signatures)
7) Photocopy of Buyer’s National ID
8) Photocopy of Seller’s National ID
9) Photocopy of Buyer’s TIN Number
10) Photocopy of Seller’s TIN Number
11) Updated Photocopy of TAX Token
12) Updated Photocopy of Fitness
13) Buyer’s Stamp of 200 Taka
14) Seller’s Stamp of 200 Taka
15) Ownership Transfer Fee (Bank Deposit Receipt)
16) Vehicle inspection
17) Seller present
18) Buyer present
Motorcycle 00-100 cc requires bank deposit (with number plate) Ownership fee -2,128/- Taka Digital number plate -2,260/- Taka Digital blue book -555/- Taka Copy fee -345/- Taka Motorcycle 100-150 cc requires bank deposit (with number plate) Ownership fee -2,665/- Taka Digital number plate -2,260/- Taka Digital blue book -555/- Taka Copy fee -345/- Taka Motorcycle 00-100 cc requires bank deposit (without number plate) Ownership fee -2,128/- Taka Digital blue book -555/- Taka Copy fee -345/- Taka Motorcycle 100-150 cc requires bank deposit (without number plate) Ownership fee -2,665/- Taka Digital Blue Book -555/- Taka Copy Fee -345/- Taka Documents Required for Transfer of Ownership (Except for Inheritance) Motorcycle Parts.
Buyer’s Requirements for ownership Chinging:
1. Completed and signed ‘TO’ and ‘TTO’ forms; [These two forms and other forms can be found in the DOWNLOAD FORMS section of this website]
2. Receipt of required fee.
3. Attested copy of TIN certificate of the buyer (in case of non-hire cars, jeeps, microbuses).
4. Original registration certificate (both copies)/Digital registration certificate (where applicable).
5. Affidavit of the heirs on non-judicial stamp with photo (if there are more than one heir and ownership is given in the name of one, another affidavit on stamp will have to be given by the other heirs).
6. Provide the buyer’s sample signature on the relevant sample signature form and provide all other information in the form including name in English, father’s/husband’s name, full address and 3 copies of stamp-sized color photo, but if the buyer is an organization, a letter on an official pad with the above-mentioned documents (except the affidavit).
What the seller needs to do:
1. Sign the form ‘TTO’ and the sales receipt.
2. Affidavit of sale with the seller’s photo.
3. If the seller is a company, provide the intimation, board regulation and authorization letter on the company’s letterhead pad.
4. If the motor vehicle is liable to a bank or any other organization, collect and submit the loan repayment clearance certificate of the liable organization.
Documents required for transfer of ownership through inheritance:
1. Completed and signed ‘TO’ and ‘TTO’ forms (these two forms and other forms can be found in the DOWNLOAD FORMS section of this website).
2. Certificate of inheritance issued by the court/local government institution.
3. Receipt of payment of required fees.
4. If there are multiple heirs, attested copy of TIN certificate of the first heir (in case of cars, jeeps, microbuses that are not rented).
5. Original registration certificate (both copies)/digital registration certificate (where applicable).
6. Affidavit of the heirs regarding the acquisition of ownership through inheritance on a non-judicial stamp with a photograph (if there are more than one heir and the ownership is given in the name of one, then another affidavit on a non-judicial stamp with photographs of all the other heirs).
7. Sample signature on the sample signature form and fill in the other information of the form including name in English, father’s/husband’s name, full address and 3 copies of stamp-sized color photos.
Therefore, readers, I hope you have some idea about the rules for changing motorcycle ownership. I hope that after this, you have got an idea about the money or what documents will be required during the change of ownership. And if you know anything, please let us know through the comments. So stay safe and ride your bike safely. Thank you all. (Source: BRTA)
