If the name listed on the Vehicle Registration Certificate (STNK) and the Motor Vehicle Owner's Book (BPKB) is not the same as the name of the vehicle owner, then it is time to carry out the process of changing the name of the car. How to take care of it? What are the conditions? How much does it cost to rename a car? And is there a service bureau that can help take care of it? Check out this article for more info. Changing the name on the BPKB and car STNK is a process of changing the vehicle ownership data that is legally valid. The complete documents will be one hundred percent of the property of the new owner, if you change the name. This will facilitate various matters, especially related to the annual vehicle tax. However, of course, the process of changing the name of the BPKB for cars and other vehicles requires a fee, which is usually known as the official name transfer fee for motorized vehicles (BBN KB). The amount of the cost of changing the name of a car and motorcycle, of course, varies. Many people who still do not know the amount of car BBN do not even know what car BBN is. Before discussing the cost of changing the name of the BPKB and the vehicle registration, it's a good idea to first discuss the terms for the transfer of the name of the car.
Original ID card and photocopy.
To carry out the car transfer procedure, you must visit the nearest SAMSAT office. But before going there, it's a good idea to complete some of the requirements behind the car BPKB name that you should bring. Original ID card and photocopy. Original STNK and photocopy. Original BPKB and its photocopy. The car purchase invoice is accompanied by a purchase receipt on stamp duty from the previous owner. STNK that has been changed in its own name and a photocopy of it. Original ID card and photocopy. Original BPKB and its photocopy. Photocopy of proof of purchase or receipt of car purchase from the previous owner. It's a good idea to copy some of the documents behind the name of the car above, first as many as two sheets, and bring some stamps. After knowing and preparing the conditions for the transfer of the name of the BPKB and the STNK of the car, you should also learn how to take care of the transfer of the name of the vehicle registration and BPKB. Usually questions will arise such as "how long does the car transfer process take?" or "how long does it take for the car BPKB to come out after changing the name?". Calm your mind, and learn how to rename a car below. In general, the way to change the name of the car and transfer the car is quite easy. But it's quite a long path behind the name of the car for you to live. So be patient. The first thing about how to take care of a car's name transfer is to change the name of the car's STNK.
7. Go to the fiscal counter to pay the nominal IDR 10,000 and get a receipt.
After the STNK name transfer has been processed, then you can take care of the BPKB name transfer. 1. Go to the Samsat office where the STNK is registered. Submit the required documents for transfer fees (BBN) for cars, such as BPKB and ID cards, to the officer on duty at the mutation counter. 2. The vehicle will go through a physical check process. 3. Submit the results of the physical check with the documents that have been prepared to the officer at the counter which will then be legalized and handed back. 4. After the documents are submitted again, move to the fiscal check counter. Fill in the form provided and return it to the officer. Wait for your name to be called. 5. You will be directed to the cashier to pay the fees for revoking the file and changing the name of the car, as well as paying the unpaid car transfer tax if there is still one. 6. Then you will be asked to go to the mutation section and fill out another form that has been provided. The officer will also ask for all files. After all the files are declared complete, you can only fill out the form. 7. Go to the fiscal counter to pay the nominal IDR 10,000 and get a receipt. The file removal process has been completed. 8. Go to the mutation section and go to the physical check counter to make a new STNK. Submit the file and wait to be called.
10. After all the new STNK is completed. 11. Go to the counter at the Ditlantas section for making a new BPKB. Submit all required documents for mutation and transfer of car names in the form of a photocopy of a new STNK, photocopy of BPKB, photocopy of ID card, photocopy of legalized physical check results, photocopy of motorcycle purchase receipt, and original BPKB. Then fill out the form given by the officer. 12. The officer gives a payment receipt to take care of the car BPKB in the amount of Rp. 80 thousand. The officer will provide a receipt for taking BPKB according to the specified date. 13. BPKB can be taken by bringing the receipt of BPKB and photocopy of ID card. Then how to change the name of the company car? And what are the requirements for a company car name transfer? Check the info below. After its service life is over, usually a company's operational car will be sold at a fairly sloping price. Because the prices are generally below the market, it is natural that many people are interested in buying company cars. Then what are the conditions for changing the name of the car from the company to the individual?
What are the requirements for changing a car name from a personal to a company?
Those are some of the conditions for turning the company's car name into a personal one. So what if it's the other way around? For example, your company wants to buy a car from someone. What are the requirements for changing a car name from a personal to a company? Power of attorney from the person in charge of the company to you who manages the transfer of names. After you have finished taking care of the various requirements for changing the name of the car on behalf of the PT (company), which has been described above, you can immediately carry out the process of transferring the name of the vehicle in the following way. First, take two queue numbers. As for how to change the name of a car BPKB in the name of a PT (company), you can do it at the Regional Police. Don't forget to bring complete administrative requirements, along with a vehicle registration that has been reversed in the name of the company. Currently, it seems that the majority of people buy motor vehicles by credit payment and also via online marketplaces. It could be because the way credit payments are felt is lighter financially, and online purchases are easier. Then how about the cost of changing the name of a credit car? The process of changing the name of the vehicle must be carried out when the car or motorcycle is less than a year old since it was purchased. It is also recommended that the process of changing the name of the car vehicle certificate is carried out 1 month before the due date of the car tax. Because the status of the car is still on credit, the transfer of name will be assisted by a vehicle transfer service bureau appointed by the leasing party. Such procedures are usually applied by many leasing companies, such as the BCA Finance car transfer procedure. If the purchase of motorized vehicles can be done online, can the process of changing the name of a car BPKB online also be done?
How much does it cost to rename a car?
If you can buy a car online, of course, you can also change the name of a car online. Here's how to change the name of a car BPKB online. The first step is to open the Bapenda (Regional Revenue Agency) website for the province where you live. One of the Bapenda sites that provides an online car transfer fee check service is the Bapenda of West Java Province. After that, you will be given information about your car, including taxes to be paid or the cost of changing the name of the vehicle. This means that the steps above can also be a way to check the cost of changing the name of a car online. Then how much do we have to pay to change the name of the car? Read on for this article. How much does it cost to rename a car? As explained at the beginning of the article, the process of changing the name of this car certainly has a fee which is commonly known as BBN KB (Cost of Transferring Motorized Vehicle Names). Car BBN is the amount of money that must be spent by the car owner for the process of changing the owner's name on the STNK and BPKB. Then how much is the transfer fee for the car? Based on the price list above, the cost of transferring and changing the name of a car that changes ownership is around Rp. 550,000 for the issuance of STNK and BPKB only. The amount of car fuel costs will increase, if during the process of turning the name of the car the tax is late. An example of a car biofuel cost simulation is as follows, you want to buy a used car at a price of Rp. 70 million, then the mutation and transfer costs of a used car are set at 1% or Rp. 700 thousand. The above simulation can also be used to calculate the transfer fee (BBN) for your new car. Then for the cost of changing the name of an ex taxi car into a private car, each region has a different amount.
So you can follow the process of buying and selling cars that are commonly done.
In the DKI Jakarta area, ex-taxi cars are subject to a transfer fee of Rp. 7.5 million. As for the Depok area, the ex-taxi car name transfer fee is Rp. 8.5 million. In the Tangerang area, the cost of changing the name of the car and changing the black plate of an ex-taxi car is Rp. 8.8 million. Then in Bekasi, the price of BBN for ex-taxi cars is Rp. 9 million. If that was the method of calculating the transfer fee (BBN) and the amount of the ex-taxi car name transfer fee, then there is also a form B car name transfer fee, which is a different process. How much does it cost to rename a Form B car? Form B itself is a kind of travel permit issued as a road permit for official cars for embassies of friendly countries. Generally, this car is only a means of transportation for the ambassador, or the deputy ambassador, and their expert staff. The embassy car is also not used as a daily car. This makes the service life of the embassy car quite short, because it is in accordance with the term of duty of the ambassador. Therefore, usually the distance traveled by embassy cars is still low. If the embassy cars with Form B are to be sold, the change from Form B to Form C must be taken care of by the Directorate General of Customs and Excise and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This is because these two state agencies have given permission for embassy cars to be operated in the country. When the embassy car already has Form C, its status will change to an ordinary car. So you can follow the process of buying and selling cars that are commonly done. The process of changing this form is also promised to be completed within 5 working days, from the time the file is received completely and correctly until the document is ready to be submitted to the applicant.
How much does it cost to rename a car per year? The price behind the name of the car BPKB changes, although not every year. Based on Regional Regulation No. 9 of 2010, the rate for new cars is 10%, while for used cars it is 1%. This makes the cost of changing the name of the 2015 car to follow these regulations. The same regulation also affects the 2016 Jakarta car title transfer fees, the 2017 car BPKB transfer fees, and 2018 car BPKB transfer fees, which are still the same 10% for new cars and 1% for used cars. However, in 2019 there was a change, where the DKI Jakarta Regional Regulation (Perda) number 6 of 2019 concerning the Transfer of Names for Motorized Vehicles was already in effect. The regulation regulates the increase in the cost of changing the name of a car. This makes the cost of changing the name of a Jakarta 2019 car increase to 12.5% for new cars, and remains at 1% for used cars. The DKI Jakarta Regional Regulation number 6 of 2019 is also valid until now, so the cost of changing the name of the 2020 car BPKB, and the cost of changing the name of the 2021 car BPKB remains the same at 12.5% for new cars and 1% for used cars. As previously explained, the transfer fee (BBN) for Jakarta cars is still following the DKI Jakarta Regional Regulation Number 6 of 2019, where 12.5% is for new cars and 1% for used cars. However, the regulation regarding the cost of changing the name of the car only applies in DKI Jakarta.