Vende tu auto en Perú

Paso a paso

1. Put the vehicle's paperwork in order Recomendado

   Before the sale, SUNARP recommends the seller clear outstanding traffic fines (papeletas) and the vehicle property tax (Impuesto al Patrimonio Vehicular) and have a valid SOAT insurance policy.

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2. Let the buyer check the vehicle's registry record Recomendado Comprador

   The buyer can request SUNARP's Certificado Registral Vehicular (formerly Certificado de Gravamen Vehicular) to check for liens, encumbrances or theft/capture orders, and check pending fines with the SAT.

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3. Sign the vehicle transfer record at a notary Requerido por ley Vendedor y comprador

   Buyer and seller go together to a notary with their original DNI to sign the acta de transferencia vehicular, which records the price, both parties, the car's data and the SOAT status. If the car belongs to a married couple (sociedad conyugal), both spouses must appear.

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4. Have the notary register the transfer with SUNARP Requerido por ley Vendedor y comprador

   The notary files the transfer with SUNARP's Vehicle Property Registry through the electronic SID-Sunarp system; registry review can take up to seven business days. The new owner then receives the electronic vehicle ID card (TIVE).

   S/ 89.00 registry fee (SUNARP, Feb 2023), notary fees not included

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5. Confirm the car no longer appears in your name Recomendado

   Use SUNARP's free online service 'Vehículos a mi Nombre' (with your DNI or foreigner card) to confirm the transfer was registered; if it was not, the car still appears in your name and you may face fines, lawsuits or liability for a vehicle you no longer own.

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Lista de documentos

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

• National ID of buyer and seller (DNI)Originals, valid. Both spouses must appear if the car is marital property.Requerido por ley
• Vehicle identification card (Tarjeta de Identificación Vehicular, physical or electronic TIVE)The physical card is handed in at the notary; holders of the TIVE just present it. The new owner receives a TIVE.Requerido por ley
• Proof of payment of the vehicle tax (Impuesto Vehicular)Required if the vehicle is no more than three years old; the amount depends on the vehicle's value.Requerido por ley
• Valid compulsory traffic accident insurance (SOAT)Original and copy, per SUNARP's list of requirements for the notarial transfer.Requerido por ley

Mantente seguro cuando los compradores se pongan en contacto contigo

• Do not settle for handing over the car against cash: until the notarial transfer is registered at SUNARP the car stays in the seller's name, with the fines and liability that entails.
• After the sale, check 'Vehículos a mi Nombre' (vehiculosaminombre.sunarp.gob.pe) to make sure the transfer was actually registered.