Stolen Vehicle Check by Registration Number

Is this car or bike reported stolen? Enter the registration number and get one clear answer from the reported stolen vehicle records, with the FIR facts if there is a record, before you pay a token.

₹99 per check · result in seconds · no sign-in

Check a Vehicle — ₹99

You get one of two verdicts

The verdict sits at the top of the report in large type. If there is a record, the FIR facts follow underneath it as recorded.

Clear

Not reported stolen

The registration number does not appear in the reported stolen vehicle records at the time of the lookup. The report states the date and time it was checked. Move on to the RC, owner and challan checks.

Stop

Reported stolen

There is a record against this registration. The report prints the FIR number, FIR date, state, district, police station, report date and current status, plus the make, model and colour on the record so you can match it to the vehicle in front of you. Read the status field first. Do not pay anything.

Why check a vehicle against stolen records

A stolen vehicle is often sold with a clean-looking RC card and a plausible story. The registration number is the key a record can be matched on.

Buying a stolen vehicle costs you the vehicle If the police trace it, it is returned to the rightful owner. The buyer is left with no vehicle and a hard fight to recover the money.
The RC card does not say stolen The physical card stays with the thief or is forged. Only the records behind the number carry the report.
Cheap deals from a hurried seller A price well under market, a seller who avoids an RTO visit, or a plate that does not match the engine or chassis number are the classic signs.
Transfer can be blocked later Even if the sale goes through, a later match against the stolen records can lead to action against the vehicle.
A ₹99 check shows what the records hold One lookup against the records, before you meet the seller a second time.

What the report shows

The verdict

Not reported stolen, or Reported stolen, in large type at the top, with the date and time the records were checked.

FIR facts

If there is a record: FIR number, FIR date, state, district, police station, report date and the status of the case as recorded.

Vehicle on the record

Vehicle type, make, model and colour as noted in the stolen record, so you can see whether it matches the vehicle offered to you.

Masked identifiers

Engine and chassis numbers appear with the last four characters only. Compare them with the plate on the engine and the chassis stamping.

As of the lookup time

Records are checked at the moment you run the report. The report says so, and a fresh check is the only way to confirm a later change.

PDF you keep

Download the report before you leave. We keep no copy. The same device can reopen it free for 24 hours.

What is not included

This is a check against the reported stolen vehicle records. It is not a police clearance and it does not read the RC record.

Complainant details The name, phone number and address of the person who filed the FIR, and where the vehicle was stolen from, are never shown. They are personal data and are not part of the report.
A police clearance The report shows what the records returned at the lookup time. It is not a no-objection certificate from the police, and a vehicle with no record today can be reported tomorrow.
RC, owner or challan details Registration status, owner name, insurance, fitness and pending challans come from different records. Use RC Details, Blacklist Check or the Used Car History Check for those.
Mechanical or accident history No check on this site reads workshop, insurance claim or accident records.

How it works

Enter the number

Type the registration number as it appears on the plate. Standard series and Bharat series both work.

Pay ₹99

UPI, card or net banking. One payment, no subscription. Your mobile and email are taken first so a refund can always reach you.

Read the verdict

The report renders in a few seconds. Download the PDF and keep it with the sale papers. If the answer is Reported stolen, walk away and do not hand over any document of your own.

If the check cannot be completed, you see this message: "We could not complete this check. Your ₹99 will be refunded to your original payment method within 7 working days." A report that shows a verdict is a delivered report and is not refundable, whatever the verdict says. The records are checked as of the lookup time; the report is not a police clearance.

If the vehicle is reported stolen

Do not buy it, and do not try to settle it with the seller. The usual path is:

Keep the report. It names the police station and FIR number on record.
Do not share your own ID documents or pay a token to "hold" the vehicle.
If you have already paid, inform the police station named on the record and keep every message and receipt from the seller.
If the seller claims the case was closed, ask for the police release and run the check again after the records are updated.

If the vehicle is clear, the next question is whether the RC is active and who owns it. RC Details (₹99) gives the full record, and Vehicle Owner History (₹99) shows how many hands it has passed through.

The other checks

Every check reads one registration number and shows one report. Pick the question you need answered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about stolen vehicle records and this check

How do I check if a vehicle is stolen by its registration number?

Enter the registration number on this page and pay ₹99. The number is checked against the reported stolen vehicle records and the report shows one verdict: not reported stolen, or reported stolen with the FIR number, FIR date, state, district, police station and status as recorded.

Does it work for bikes and scooters?

Yes. Any vehicle registered in India: cars, motorcycles, scooters, three-wheelers, taxis, buses and trucks. You only need the registration number.

Is a clear result a police clearance?

No. The report shows what the reported stolen vehicle records returned at the lookup time, and it says so. It is not a no-objection certificate from the police. A vehicle with no record today can be reported later, which is why the report carries the date and time of the check.

Will I see who reported the vehicle stolen?

No. The complainant's name, phone number and address, and the place it was stolen from, are personal data and are never shown. You see the FIR number, date, police station, district, state and status, which is enough to confirm the record exists.

What does the stolen check not cover?

It does not read the RC record, so registration status, owner name, loan, insurance and pending challans are not in it. Use RC Details, Blacklist Check, Challan Check or the Used Car History Check for those. It also says nothing about mechanical condition or accident history.

What if the check cannot be completed?

If the records cannot be read and no report is shown, you see this message: We could not complete this check. Your ₹99 will be refunded to your original payment method within 7 working days. A report that shows a verdict is a delivered report and is not refundable.

Check before you pay the token

Enter the registration number. One answer from the stolen vehicle records, in seconds, for ₹99.