TO RELEASE NTBT FLAGGED

Dear client,

If your vehicle, TN72AW8635, has been flagged as "Not to be Transacted" (NTBT) due to unpaid service charges from 2019 and 2020, and you've already paid the ₹210 dues, but the NTBT status remains, it's essential to follow a systematic approach to resolve the issue.

Firstly, it's crucial to understand that NTBT flags are typically imposed by the Regional Transport Office (RTO) where the issue originated. In your case, since the unpaid charges were from trips to Kerala, it's likely that a Kerala RTO imposed the NTBT status. You should reach out to the specific RTO in Kerala responsible for those trips to confirm the status and request the removal of the NTBT flag.
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Ensure you have all receipts or proof of payment for the ₹210 service charges. Submit these documents to the concerned RTO as evidence that the dues have been cleared. If the payment was made through a bank or online portal, provide transaction details or reference numbers to facilitate verification.​

After submitting the necessary documents, maintain regular communication with the RTO to monitor the status of the NTBT flag removal. Sometimes, administrative delays can occur, so consistent follow-up is crucial.​

If you're facing challenges in communicating with the RTO or if the process is taking longer than expected, consider seeking assistance from a local transport agent or legal advisor familiar with RTO procedures. They can help navigate the process and ensure that your vehicle's NTBT status is resolved promptly.​

Additionally, some states have online portals where you can check the status of your vehicle and any flags associated with it. While the NTBT status removal might not be directly available online, these portals can provide updates or contact information for further assistance.​

By taking these steps, you should be able to resolve the NTBT status on your vehicle. If issues persist, escalating the matter through formal complaints or legal channels may be necessary.

Dear Client,
Vide circular bearing number RT-11036/09/2023 dated 2nd January 2023 issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Govt. of India has provisioned for flagging/blacklisting of vehicles on vahan portal for the registered vehicle owners who defaulted on payment of any taxes or challans of their vehicles under Section 51(5) of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and reported by the check post authority under the Central Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989 to the RA/RTO outlining the categories of flagging of vehicle as "Not to be Transacted"(NTBT). As per the said circular, in case the challan is not deposited within 90 days as per Rule 167 of CMVR, 1989, the vehicle will be flagged as "Not to be transacted," and the system shall send a text message to the registered owners and the concerned registering authority/RTO. So, in the given situation, you should visit the office of the concerned RTO/Registering Authority for more clarification and steps to be taken to navigate the issue in the right way.