Documents Required for Two-Wheeler Loan: A Complete List

Documents Required for Two-Wheeler Loan: A Complete List

Disclaimer: The information mentioned herein is generic in nature. Ujjivan Small Finance Bank is not responsible for the accuracy of the information provided herein. Click 'Apply Now' to view our two-wheeler financing features & benefits.

August 03, 2024

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A two-wheeler can make daily travel more convenient, whether you use it for commuting, business or personal journeys. If you do not want to pay the entire purchase price upfront, a two-wheeler loan can help you finance the vehicle.

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Before applying, check the lender’s eligibility criteria, documentation requirements and repayment terms. Keeping the necessary documents ready can help you complete the application and verification process more efficiently.

This guide provides a general checklist of two wheeler loan documents that lenders may request. The exact requirements can vary depending on the lender, loan scheme and your employment profile.

Documents Required for Two-Wheeler Loan

We have prepared a comprehensive two-wheeler loan documentation checklist to make your application process simpler. Please note that this is a generic overview of documents you may require while applying for a loan. This list is for educational purposes only and may vary across banks and financial institutions. 

1. Know Your Customer (KYC) Documents

To initiate your loan application process, you will need to provide the following KYC documents:

  • Identity proof: This can be your Aadhar card, PAN card, voter ID card, or passport.
  • Address proof: You can submit any of the following as your address proof - Aadhaar card, passport, utility bill (electricity/water bill), or rent agreement.

Remember to carry original and photocopies of these bike loan documents when applying.

2. Income Proof 

Demonstrating your income stability is important when applying for any loan. The following income proof documents are generally required:

For Salaried individuals:

  • Salary slips for the last three months
  • Bank statements for the last six months
  • Form 16 or income tax returns (ITR)

For Self-employed individuals:

  • Income tax returns (ITR) for the last two financial years
  • Profit and loss statement and balance sheet for the last two financial years
  • Bank statements for the last six months

3. Vehicle Documents

To apply for a two-wheeler loan, you may also need to provide specific vehicle-related documents, including:

  • Proforma invoice: This document contains detailed information about the vehicle you intend to purchase, such as its on-road price, model, make, etc.
  • Registration certificate (RC) of the vehicle: If you are purchasing a used two-wheeler, make sure to obtain the original RC from the seller
  • Insurance certificate:It is mandatory to have insurance coverage for your vehicle. You will need to provide a copy of your two-wheeler insurance certificate.

The documents required for a pre-owned vehicle loan may differ from those required for a new vehicle. Used-bike financing is also not offered by every lender, so check the product’s availability and documentation requirements before applying.

4. Additional Documents

In some cases, your selected bank may request additional paperwork to assess your loan eligibility and credibility. These may include:

  • Passport-size photographs: Carry a few recent passport-sized photographs for identification purposes.
  • Income continuity proof:

Disclaimer:

Remember, these are the general documents required for a two-wheeler loan application. Depending on the bank's policies, there may be slight variations in the loan documentation checklist. It is advisable to check with your bank for specific requirements.

 

For example, For Ujjivan SFB’s Two-Wheeler Loan, the currently listed minimum documentation includes KYC documents and one passport-size photograph. Additional information or documents may be requested based on verification, your applicant profile and the applicable loan programme. Check the latest product requirements before applying.

Final Thoughts

Keeping the required documents ready can help make your loan application and verification process more efficient. Since the exact requirements vary by lender and applicant profile, check the latest documentation list before applying.

Documents are only one part of the decision. You should also compare the applicable two wheeler loan interest rate, loan amount, tenure, EMI, processing fee and other charges before selecting a loan.

FAQs

Yes, self-employed individuals can apply for two-wheeler loans provided they are eligible. Contact your bank to check your eligibility. 

The loan tenure generally ranges from 12 to 48 months. Check with your bank to know the tenure you're eligible for.

Ujjivan SFB offers up to 95% financing on the on-road price of the vehicle. However, the final amount approved is at the sole discretion of the bank and is based on various parameters including, customer's credit score, repayment capacity, credit profile, etc.

Approval timelines vary depending on the lender, application channel, document verification and credit assessment. Submitting complete and accurate information can help avoid unnecessary processing delays.

Ujjivan SFB currently charges 2% of the outstanding principal plus applicable tax if the loan is closed on or before 12 months from disbursement, and 1% plus applicable tax if it is closed after 12 months. In both cases, the charge is capped at ₹3,000 inclusive of tax. Check the latest Schedule of Charges before proceeding.

Defaulting on loan repayments can negatively impact your credit score and make it difficult to secure future loans. It is important to communicate with your bank in case of any financial difficulties and discuss possible solutions.

Yes, some banks offer two-wheeler loans for used bikes as well. However, the loan amount and terms may differ from new bike loans.

A guarantor may not be required for every two-wheeler loan, but this depends on the lender’s policy and your applicant profile. In some cases, the lender may request a co-applicant, guarantor or additional documentation before approving the loan.

Before applying for a two-wheeler loan, consider factors such as interest rates, repayment options, processing fees, and the overall cost of the loan, among others. 

Applicants typically need to be aged 18-59 years with stable income. Salaried individuals require one year of work experience; self-employed need proof of business existence.

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