My motorcycle papers went missing, but I have a photocopy. How can I get a new original copy? I need to send my bike to another state, and I’m wondering if the photocopy will work or if I absolutely need the original documents.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My motorcycle papers went missing, but I have a photocopy. How can I get a new original copy? I need to send my bike to another state, and I’m wondering if the photocopy will work or if I absolutely need the original documents.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can apply for a duplicate copy of your motorcycle registration certificate by submitting a complaint to the concerned Regional Transport Office (RTO). A photocopy will not be sufficient for inter-state transport; you’ll need the original registration certificate or a duplicate copy issued by the RTO.

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