If you do not own a vehicle, a valid Registration Certificate (RC) book is still required. It acts as valid proof of ownership and is required for a variety of legal procedures, including vehicle registration, transfer, and insurance claim. Fortunately, online businesses such as Parivahan and DigiLocker have made it much easier to download RC book download Sikkim. Whatever is required to validate your RC information, receive a duplicate, or swap a missing copy, you may now do so conveniently online. The steps below will teach you how to quickly and easily download your RC book in Sikkim.
For additional assistance or specific inquiries, you can visit the Sikkim Transport Department’s official website or contact the local Regional Transport Office (RTO) in Sikkim.
| RTO Code | Location | District |
|---|---|---|
| SK-01 | Gangtok | East Sikkim |
| SK-02 | Gyalshing | West Sikkim |
| SK-03 | Mangan | North Sikkim |
| SK-04 | Jorethang | Namchi District |
| SK-05 | Namchi | Namchi District |
| SK-06 | Soreng | Soreng District |
| SK-07 | Pakyong | Pakyong District |
| SK-08 | Singtam | East Sikkim |
The RC Book is valid for 15 years in Sikkim, and then renewed every 5 years. To renew; submit Form 25, the previous RC Book, current insurance, PUC certificate, road-tax payment receipt, PAN or Aadhar, pencil print of the chassis/engine number, and your identification or address proof. You can apply online by using Parivahan/Vahan or offline by visiting your local RTO (e.g. Gangtok, Gyalshing, Mangan, Jorethang). You may need to have your vehicle inspected.