Getting the bike signed over - Chile
 

Hi all,

Currently in Curico, Chile. Have seen a good deal on a Tornado 250 second hand, but I am quite unsure about the notoria process. I have RUT, etc. I am working here for six months but afterwards wish to travel outside of Chile. I was wondering if anyone can advise...? Is it easy enough to get done? My Spanish is limited.

Any help, tips or advice would be fantastic!

Many thanks,
Saludos,
rtw

Either you both go to the notary and agree the sale there and obtain the papers to allow you to visit the Registro Civil, [url=http://www.registrocivil.cl/]Servicio de Registro Civil e Identificaci

Hey, I just sold my bike in Santiago two days ago.
I just went to the notary with the buyer. He paid the fees, we both left with copies.

A very knowledgeable friend told be that if I had my RUT card (not just the temporary 3month paper with the number) Then we could have gone to the Registro.

You or the owner will also need the two current downloaded forms that list the bikes ownership (free of bank ownership) and the one that shows there are no fines on the bike. They should have a bunch of other paper too, Padrone, insurance, homoglacion, or roadworthiness stuff,.

Going to the Registro is cheaper if you have what you need to do it there.
Make sure the owner has all the papers up to date, I believe this is "papels al dia." This time of year, the circulation permit is probably a week or two from expiration.

Read through the other threads on this to cover your bases. Whatever you do, avoid buying used from a dealer with out of date papers,...
I'll try to brew up a thread on this in a few days.

Bueno Suerte!

Thanks for that!! I didn't know you could just head straight to the registro - are you sure of this? Well if I go ahead with sale I will report back with my findings here


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