How do I find my allotted vehicle number?
The allotted numbers can be seen from the Information Kiosk provided in the office instantly or from the office notice board. If the concerned office is connected to KSWAN the allotted numbers can be viewed online. Some registration numbers in every series are notified by the Government as Fancy Numbers.
How can I check my allotted car number in Kerala?
Visit Old Website
- Helpdesk Online Services. email: ssgcell[dot]mvd[at]kerala[dot]gov[dot]in.
- General Enquiry (Public Relation Officer): e-mail: tcoffice[dot]mvd[at]kerala[dot]gov[dot]in.
- Kerala Government Call Center.
How can I check my allotted number in parivahan?
Open the website link, and click on “Search by Number” tab on the home page. A new page will appear, submit the required details including state name, RTO name, verification code and enter the numeric part of the number. Once done, click on the Check Availability button.
How do I find the desired number for my car?
Step 1: Register online on the official website of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highway (MoRTH) as a Public User. Step 2: After you sign up and log in to your account, select the fancy number. Step 3: Pay the required fees for registration and reserve the number. Step 4: Bid for your choice of VIP car number.
How can I check vehicle owner registration number in Kerala?
Simple steps to Find Vehicle ownership Details in Kerala.
- Go to India Government official website(Vahan) of motor vehicle Department.
- Give the vehicle registration number. Example- KL37D1906.
- Enter Captcha.
How can I know my car registration number in Kerala?
How to check vehicle registration details by Kerala MVD
- Visit the Motor Vehicle Department of Kerala website: check vehicle registration details.
- Click on the “Vehicles Details” link in the right sidebar under “Information Services“.
- Enter registration number or Chassis Number.
- Enter the captcha.
What is KL number?
Regional Transport Offices
| No | RT Office | Year |
|---|---|---|
| KL-15 | Registered in Thiruvananthapuram for KSRTC | 1989 |
| KL-16 | Attingal in Thiruvananthapuram District | 2002 |
| KL-17 | Muvattupuzha in Ernakulam District | 2002 |
| KL-18 | Vadakara in Kozhikode District | 2002 |
How do I get a choice number?
To get a choice number, you have to pay a minimum of Rs. 2000. Real-time database of 5 Lakh numbers as per your location and operator preference.
