Vende tu auto en Sri Lanka

Paso a paso

1. Get the MTA 6 / MTA 8 form set Requerido por ley

   Obtain the form set containing MTA 6 (copies A, A1, B, B1) and MTA 8 (copies C, C1) from the DMT, a District/Divisional Secretariat or the DMT website.

   Department of Motor Traffic – Registration of Ownership Transfer
2. Seller completes all copies of MTA 6 Requerido por ley

   The current registered owner fills in every copy of MTA 6, keeps copies A and A1, and hands the rest of the set to the new owner.

   Department of Motor Traffic – Registration of Ownership Transfer
3. Seller sends copy A to the Commissioner General Requerido por ley

   The seller sends copy A of MTA 6 by registered post, or delivers it by hand, to the Commissioner General of Motor Traffic and keeps copy A1 as proof.

   Department of Motor Traffic – Registration of Ownership Transfer
4. Seller gives a certified no-objection letter Requerido por ley

   Give the buyer a letter of no objection and a copy of your National Identity Card, both certified by the Grama Niladhari, a Justice of the Peace, a lawyer, a commissioner for oaths or a staff-grade government officer.

   Department of Motor Traffic – Registration of Ownership Transfer
5. Buyer lodges the transfer at the DMT Requerido por ley Comprador

   The new owner hands copy B of MTA 6 and copy C of MTA 8 with the supporting documents to the vehicle transfer section (DMT Colombo 05, a district Motor Traffic office or the relevant Divisional Secretariat, 9.00 am–2.00 pm on weekdays), obtains the CMT 52 receipt and keeps copies B1 and C1. A one-day service is available only at DMT head office, subject to conditions.

   Department of Motor Traffic – Registration of Ownership Transfer
6. Pay the transfer charges Requerido por ley Comprador

   Pay the transfer registration fee, Rs 150 stationery and postage, number-plate charges if the vehicle changes province, and a Rs 4,000 tax on the first transfer if the vehicle is less than 7 years from first registration.

   Motor car: Rs 5,000 (ordinary service) or Rs 7,500 (one-day service), plus Rs 150 stationery/postage; Rs 4,000 extra on the first transfer within 7 years of first registration

   Department of Motor Traffic – Charges for Registration of Ownership Transfer

Lista de documentos

Marca lo que ya tienes. Esto se queda en tu dispositivo, y nada de esto es necesario para publicar tu auto.

• Form MTA 6 copy B (and copy A if the seller has not already sent it)Application completed by the current registered owner.Requerido por ley
• Form MTA 8 copy CPart of the transfer form set, lodged by the new owner.Requerido por ley
• Certificate of Registration (CR)The vehicle's registration certificate; for the one-day service it must be the original (first copy).Requerido por ley
• Buyer's National Identity Card and a photocopyIdentity of the transferee.Requerido por ley
• Two photographs of the buyer (2" x 2.5")One endorsed by the Grama Niladhari, a Justice of the Peace (with registration number) or a staff-grade government officer.Requerido por ley
• Valid revenue licence for the transfer date, and a photocopyThe vehicle's annual revenue licence.Requerido por ley
• Seller's certified no-objection letter and NIC copyCertified by a Grama Niladhari, JP, lawyer, commissioner for oaths or staff-grade officer.Requerido por ley
• Document showing the new owner's Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)Required for all vehicles except motorcycles, hand tractors, tractors, tractor trailers and three-wheelers.Requerido por ley
• Letter deleting a mortgage or leaseOnly if a mortgage or lease is registered on the vehicle.Recomendado
• Receipts for luxury taxesCopies and receipts if luxury taxes apply.Recomendado
• Marriage certificateIf the buyer is a woman whose name changed after marriage.Recomendado