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I'm hoping this table might help the folks out there when it comes time to buy/sell/trade.
I found out one day, and don't like surprise like that.
I mainly started with my state and worked out from there, to where I thought sledding would occur, so if I need to add a state, province or see any errors, feel free to
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State/Prov.
Title?
See note #
Washington
No
.
Idaho
Yes
.
Montana
Yes
.
Oregon
Yes
.
Alaska
No
.
Colorado
No
.
Wyoming
No
.
Utah
?
.
North Dakota
Yes
.
South Dakota
Yes
.
Minnesota
No
.
Wisconsin
No
5
Michigan
No
.
Illinois
Yes?
.
Indiana
No
.
New York
No
.
New Hampshire
No
.
New Jersey
No
.
Vermont
Yes
.
Maine
No
.
Massachusetts
No
.
New England
?
.
Connecticut
?
.
Rhode Island
?
.
Pennsylvania
Yes
2
New Brunswick
?
.
Iowa
Yes
1
British Columbia
?
.
Alberta
?
.
Saskatchewan
No
.
Nunavut
No
.
Manitoba
?
.
Ontario
No
4
Quebec
No
3
Newfoundland
No
.
Labrador
No
.
NorthWest Terr.
No
.
Yukon
?
.
California
Yes
.
New Mexico
Yes
.
New Jersey
No
.
Ohio
No
.
Nevada
?
.
Notes on some States; Particulars, etc.
1.Iowa;registration on 1996 or earlier sleds. Titles on everything above. When a 1996 or earlier sled changes hands from an owner who originally registered in 1996 or before, the state issues a title.
2.Pennsylvania: Starting in 2001
3.Quebec: Registration with renewal every year. When you first register the sled, you get a license plate that you simply keep in the sled somewhere (you don't have to attach it to the rear like a car) and carry the registration papers with you. You don't get an annual renewal sticker afterwards when you renew every year (same as cars).
4.Ontario: Same procedure as cars (registration papers, plates, annual renewal with renewal stickers) except that the plates themselves are sticker type that you affix to each side of the hood (a real pain to get rid of if you sell/buy the sled).
5.Wisconsin we have registration slips that when you sell you sign and pass on. Need bill of sale with sale price on it to register with the DNR (Dept. on Natural Resources). Also those nice orange stickers that have to be on the cowling.
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