Can I transfer my insurance to the purchaser of my vehicle?

[Yuvraj Nimje]

Can I transfer my insurance to the purchaser of my vehicle?

[Aditi Anjaria]

 Yes, the insurance can be transferred to the buyer of the vehicle, provided the seller informs in writing of such transfer to the insurance company. A fresh proposal form needs to be filled in. There is a nominal fee charged for transfer of insurance along with pro-rata recovery of NCB from the date of transfer till policy expiry. It may be noted that transfer of ownership in comprehensive/package policies has to be recorded within 14 days from date of transfer failing which no claim will be payable for own damage to the vehicle.

[Arti · Accepted solution]

Hi , 

Yes definitely you can Transfer the insurence of your to new onwer , you need to simply visit the HELP section on website and place request for Transfer followed by submisson of valid documents as mentioned below :

• Registration Certificate (RC) Transferred
• Transferred Registration Certificate (RC) Copy
  Additional Premium would be required from new owner if there is any NCB.
  Additional Documents:
  Death certificate would be required in addition to be above mentioned documents for Transfer of insurance on account of demise of Insured.
  In case Transfer of Vehicle from Employer (Company) to Employee (Insured Person) , No Objection Certificate (NOC) on Company’s Letterhead with below 2 details ;
  1. No objection to transfer No Claim Bonus (NCB)
  2. No objection to transfer policy
  Request Online

• Registration Certificate (RC) Not Transferred
• Form No. 29 and 30 duly filled and signed OR RTO Transfer fee receipt
  No Objection Certificate (NOC) from previous Insured for transfer of policy
  Additional Premium would be required from new owner if there is any NCB.
  
  Additional Documents:
  Death certificate would be required in addition to be above mentioned documents for Transfer of insurance on account of demise of Insured.
  
  In case Transfer of Vehicle from Employer (Company) to Employee (Insured Person) , No Objection Certificate (NOC) on Company’s Letterhead with below 2 details ;
  1. No objection to transfer No Claim Bonus (NCB)
  2. No objection to transfer policy