In India, after the death of your wife, you can transfer the ownership of her car to your name. Here are the general steps involved: 1. Obtain Death Certificate: Obtain the death certificate of your wife from the appropriate authorities. The death certificate is typically issued by the municipal corporation or the local registrar of births and deaths. 2. Inform the Regional Transport Office (RTO): Visit the Regional Transport Office (RTO) responsible for vehicle registration in your jurisdiction. Inform them about the death of your wife and your intention to transfer the car to your name. They will guide you on the required process and provide you with the necessary forms. 3. Transfer of Ownership: Complete the necessary forms for the transfer of ownership, such as Form 29 and Form 30, which can be obtained from the RTO. These forms require details of the deceased owner, the new owner (you), and the vehicle. 4. Submit Required Documents: Along with the completed forms, submit the following documents: - Death certificate of your wife - Original registration certificate (RC) of the vehicle - Valid insurance certificate - Valid pollution under control (PUC) certificate - Address proof (such as Aadhaar card, passport, or voter ID card) - Identity proof (such as Aadhaar card, PAN card, or driver's license) - Any other documents required by the RTO 5. Pay Applicable Fees: Pay the prescribed fees for the transfer of ownership at the RTO. The fees may vary depending on the jurisdiction and the value of the vehicle. 6. Vehicle Inspection: The RTO may conduct a physical inspection of the vehicle to verify its condition and authenticity. 7. Issuance of New RC: Once the transfer process is complete and all requirements are met, the RTO will issue a new registration certificate (RC) in your name as the new owner of the car. It is advisable to consult with the specific RTO in your jurisdiction or seek assistance from a legal professional to ensure compliance with the exact procedures and requirements applicable to your situation.