Just to update. I did a purchase from sdn bhd to myself (private). General procedure :


1) Seller does the Puspakom inspection. Best to do the 'premier service', so buyer and seller can be present to ensure no hanky-panky. Cost of 'premier service' is RM100. Cost of Puspakom inspection is RM30. Total RM RM130 + 6%GST. There will be a B5 form given upon completion stating the engine block #, chasis #, window light transmission, etc...


2) [optional for cash-buyer] If getting a banker cheque, ensure you have supporting documents when you buy. E.g. a letter from the seller stating that they are selling the car to you and this price. Seems that this is some BNM requirement. Banker cheque cost ~RM5 @ Maybank


3) [optional] Buy insurance for your new car a few days before transfer ownership date. Ensure the insurance start-date coincide with the name-transfer date, so that the road tax duration is the same too.


4) To do JPJ transfer from a sdn bhd, the seller will need to provide all these photocopied documents (certified true) Borang 9 / SSM, Borang 49, directors' resolution, directors' i/c photocopy, etc. The company secretary will usually do this and they know what other forms to prepare, as it depends on the sdn bhd.


5) At JPJ, if there is a loan/bank name on the geren letter, make sure JPJ cancels it first. This is to avoid confusion that the loan was under the previous owner, and not you (a cash-buyer)


6) At JPJ, just fill up a form transfer ownership form. Since this is a sdn bhd, the seller needs the company chop/stamp on the form. Director may or may not be present (refer to secretary). In my case, director was present and IC was validated at the JPJ counter. There will be a RM100 fee imposed to transfer the name.


7) [optional] Buy new road tax for the car at while at the JPJ counter (same counter as changing ownership), so road tax and insurance validity is the same. Cost of road tax is stated on the geren letter.



Total Cost : ~RM 230