The person behind MyRTOBuddy
I’m Rovin Singh, and this is where I write down everything I’ve learned dealing with Indian RTOs and vehicle paperwork.
Know more about meWhy I built this
A few years ago, I had to renew a learner’s license, and it took me three tries just to get past a single confusing screen on the state portal. There was no clear guide anywhere, just outdated forum posts and people trying to sell “fast track” services for something that should have taken ten minutes. I started keeping my own notes every time I went through an RTO process, and MyRTOBuddy grew out of those notes.
It’s the page I wish someone had handed me on day one. The actual steps, in plain language, straight from the official portal. Nothing padded, nothing sold.
How every guide gets verified
The same four steps, every time, before anything gets published.
Run it on the real portal
I go through the actual government site myself and record exactly what happens.
Capture the tricky screens
Screenshots go in wherever a step is easy to get wrong or the wording is unclear.
Re-check after every change
When a portal redesigns or a rule shifts, I redo the process the same week.
Publish only what’s confirmed
If a fee or step can’t be confirmed on the source itself, it stays out.
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No agents, no shortcuts
MyRTOBuddy doesn’t offer paid help, “express” processing, or agent connections. Every guide points you straight to the official government portal. You apply and pay there directly, never through us.
Get in touch
Found an error, or something that’s changed on a portal? I’d genuinely like to know.