States like Delhi and Uttar Pradesh have already made it mandatory for vehicles to install the newly introduced high-security registration plate and colour-coded stickers on the number plates of vehicles sold before April 2019.
The government has notified that violators in Delhi can be fined up to ₹10,000, which is compoundable to ₹5,500 under the amended MV Act.
So if you don’t want to chunk out that hefty amount from your pocket, then make sure you have the new registration plate installed and here is how you can do so.
But first, what is HSPR?
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HSRP is a chromium-based hologram applied by hot stamping on the number plates both at the front and back. These plates, besides entertaining certain security features, also allow in the identification of vehicles based on their fuel type.
Documents Required
When applying for the plate or sticker on the website, you won’t be asked to upload any document. All you need to do is keep your vehicle’s RC (registration certificate) in hand for information like registration number, registration date, chassis number and engine number.
Here’s how to apply for a high-security registration plate online
- Go to this website – https://bookmyhsrp.com/Index.aspx
- Then click the “Non-Transport” option if you want a number plate for your personal vehicle.
- Then choose the type of vehicle and the fuel type.
- Fill in the brand details of the vehicle.
- Then you will need to share vehicle information like the registration number, registration date, engine number, chassis number.
- Now a new window will open, where you will have to fill in your personal details
- To proceed, you will have to feed in the details of the booking of the vehicle like the day, time, etc.
- Once done with details, you will proceed to payment. On completing the process an OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number and the process will be generated.
- Some dealers are also making the service available offline where customers will be charged Rs 600-1100 for the four-wheeler, Rs 300-400 for the two-wheelers.
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