Get the paperwork right before FMTTI ever sees it.
Most FMTTI delays trace back to documentation, not testing — a missing drawing, a manual that doesn't match the submitted specs, an application scrutinised and sent back for correction. We prepare it right the first time.
The Agri-Machinery Portal's application-scrutiny stage exists to catch exactly the kind of gaps that cause weeks of back-and-forth: a technical drawing that doesn't match the stated specifications, an operational manual missing a required section, or a submission that simply doesn't answer what the Sub-Admin needs to verify. Each round trip — discrepancy raised, correction submitted, re-examined — costs real time against an institute calendar that's already booked months out.
We review your technical drawings, operational manual and product specifications against what the target FMTTI institute actually asks for before anything is submitted, so your application clears scrutiny on the first pass rather than the second or third.
The application, ready to clear scrutiny.
- Documentation review
- Technical drawings, operational manual and product specifications checked against the target institute's actual requirements before submission.
- Portal application support
- Guidance through registration and the online application on the Agri-Machinery Portal, field by field.
- Discrepancy resolution
- If the Sub-Admin raises a discrepancy, we help you correct and resubmit quickly, rather than starting from scratch.
- Fee-receipt handling
- Confirming the correct fee for your machinery category (see the official fee schedule) and guiding the receipt-upload step.
The lines we don’t cross.
- We don't submit false specifications. Documentation reflects your machine as it actually is — we won't paper over a real design gap to get past scrutiny.
- We don't guarantee zero discrepancies. The institute's scrutiny is independent; we reduce the odds of a round trip, we don't control the outcome.
Often paired with
Documentation: clear answers.
- Detailed technical drawings, a full operational manual, and complete product specifications — submitted through the Agri-Machinery Portal alongside your online application. For tractors specifically, CFMTTI Budni publishes its own CMVR documentation checklist.
- The Sub-Admin examines your application and, once Admin approves the review, communicates any discrepancies back to you. You then submit a corrected application — we prepare submissions to minimise this back-and-forth in the first place.
- For physical testing, yes — the standard requirement is two units of the machine submitted to the institute, alongside the documentation.
- We prepare and review every document before submission and guide you through the Agri-Machinery Portal step by step. The application itself is filed under your organisation's name, as the institute requires.