Navigating Forced Vehicle Ownership Transfers: A Comprehensive Guide

What is Forced Transfer of Vehicle Ownership?

A forced transfer of motor vehicle is a vehicle that is transferred to a new owner without the consent of the current owner. This can happen for a variety of reasons.

Requirements for Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle Ownership

• Original logbook
• Affidavit of ownership
• Court order
• Payment of transfer fees
• Proof of insurance

How to apply for a Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle

1. Go to the NTSA website and sign in to your account. If you don’t have an account, you can create one for free.
2. Click on the “Motor Vehicle Registration” tab.
3. Click on the “Apply for Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle” link.
4. Enter the vehicle’s registration number.
5. Select the reason for applying for a forced transfer.
6. Fill in the required details.
7. Upload in pdf your original logbook and plates (rear and front)
8. Select your collection center, and enter the ID number of the person who will collect it.
9. Make a payment of KES 3,050.
10. Submit your application.

Cost of Applying

You will be charged Ksh 200 at Nikonet cyber.

The cost of applying for a Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle in Kenya is Ksh. 3,050 for private vehicles and Ksh. 15,050 for commercial vehicles. This fee is payable to the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) at any of their offices.

Frequently Asked Questions on Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle

What are the benefits of applying ?

Here are some of the benefits of applying for a Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle:

• It can help to prevent fraud and theft.
• It can make it easier to sell or transfer ownership of the vehicle.
• It can make it easier to obtain a loan or line of credit secured by the vehicle.
• It can help to protect your rights in the event of an accident or other legal dispute.
• Risks involved in buying a Forced Transfer Motor Vehicle